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When I make a 2d profile of a cone that I want to revolve, I make a specific radius for the point. After I revolve it, the radius of the point is slightly off. .007 to be exact. Why is this?

Posted

how are you measuring this? is your revolve axis perpendicular to your bottom?

Posted

Here are the steps I took.

1. Created a triangle

2. Used the fillet command to create a radius at the point.

3. cut that in half

4. closed the triangle

5. Revolved (the axis which I revolved around was perpendicular to the bottom of the halved triangle.)

6. Used Dimension ---> Radius ---> chose rounded point.

7. The radii were not the same.

 

I don't know, maybe I'm not choosing the correct area to measure.

Posted

did you actually measure it before you cut it as well. how did you cut the triangle? did you explode it and use trim with a vertical line? Why dont you just draw a right triangle to start with?

Posted

... did you cut it in the middle?maybe you cut in such a way that it is not on the middle, that is why you got a wrong dimension of your radius.

Posted

what had you figured out though????:P never mind, hope we helped you out on your problems....:oops:

Posted

I took the dimension again and it was actually correct. lol

Posted

Crap I was waiting for a good explaination,..... I went back to my example I think and the diam. was different I think... I thought it might be related to the angle of the cone or it wasn't on exactly the center.. oh well..

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