creating-a-spin-shape-solid-using-edges-or-centerlines-from-different-parts

creating-a-spin-shape-solid-using-edges-or-centerlines-from-different-parts

This section explains to create a spin shape using an edge or centerline from a different part as the axis of rotation.

Procedure:

[1] Select either the [Torus] or [Pie] shape in the [Shape] catalog.

[2] Use an edge or center axis from another part as the spin axis.

[3] Position and align the shape using [TriBall].

[4] Edit Cross-Section of the Torus.

[5] Edit or delete the original cross-section, then create new sketch.
 
This method allows you to construct spin shapes based on references from other parts in your assembly.

Please refer to the video below.

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