Remove Material Using Lofted Shape (Loft Remove)
This section explains how to remove part of a solid using sketch profiles of different sizes or shapes on the top and bottom surfaces.
You can delete from shape that connects two sketch profiles using the [Loft] feature.
For IronCAD 2023 and later
Use [Loft Remove] to perform the operation directly.
For IRONCAD 2022 and Earlier
Use
[Loft], and in the Property Browser, check
[Remove Material] to perform the cut.


The shape created from the selected sketch profiles will act as a negative feature to subtract material from the part.
Please refer to the video below. by IronCAD 2023
IC-106
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