Create a spin shape (solid) by X axis or Y axis standard of the sketch.

Create a spin shape (solid) by X axis or Y axis standard of the sketch.

Use the [Spin Wizard] to create a spin shape.


Create a spin shape by the Y axis of the sketch

[1] Click [Spin Wizard] on the [Feature] tab.

[2] Select "Plane Type" from the property and click [OK].
(If there is no shape on the scene, it will automatically migrate to [3].)

[3] Select Stand alone/Add/Remove and Solid/Surface and click [Next>].


[4] Enter the angle and click [Next>].


[5] Click [Finish].


[6] Draw 2D Profile in the sketch.


Notes
The Spin Wizard spins around the Y axis of the cross-sectional shape.


[7] Click [Finish] at the left end of the ribbon bar to exit.





Create a spin shape by the X axis of the sketch

(Same as [1] to [5] the same operation of [Create a spin shape by the Y axis of the sketch])

[6] Create a shape in the sketch.

[7] Click [CenterLine] on the [Sketch] tab.


[8] Click any two points on the X axis.
Warning
It does not look like you can release the mouse, but a center line is created.


[9] Click [Finish].



Notes
The same operation can be used to create a spin shape in any axis within the same part.
*For basic operation, please refer to the IRONCAD User Guide.

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