Fillets and old iron

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Re: Fillets and old iron

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user1234 wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:59 am Just for testing. Works without problems here (PartDesign). But i was expecting errors on the corner (like other CADs) so i the way i model it was a little different (like i do when i see corners like that).
Oh sure, just move the base chamfer away from the problem area ;) It is not specified on the drawing so I guess it is legal. Nice model.
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Re: Fillets and old iron

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Agreed, nice.

But, the fillets are not as specified either... .118 vs. .125

One interesting thing is the use of pads for the flange instead of a revolve. Which appears to allow the engine to handle fillets somewhat better.
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Re: Fillets and old iron

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drmacro wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 2:43 pm But, the fillets are not as specified either... .118 vs. .125
Yup, I missed that.

drmacro wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 2:43 pm One interesting thing is the use of pads for the flange instead of a revolve. Which appears to allow the engine to handle fillets somewhat better.
Can you determine the type of surface output by the revolve? 'planar' 'surface of revolution' etc... That might be a clue on why things fail or succeed.
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Re: Fillets and old iron

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tanderson69 wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 1:40 pm Oh sure, just move the base chamfer away from the problem area.
I mean the transistion between the straight edge and the big diameter with two radius. But it also works good. I remodel the part. i deleted some mirror bores, else the file is to big.

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Re: Fillets and old iron

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I mean the other problem zone can done also with an exact straight transition with fillets.
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user1234 wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 5:48 pm I mean the other problem zone can done also with an exact straight transition with fillets.
That looks close to picture, which is all you can do without proper dimensions. Nice.
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tanderson69 wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 8:07 pm
user1234 wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2020 5:48 pm I mean the other problem zone can done also with an exact straight transition with fillets.
That looks close to picture, which is all you can do without proper dimensions. Nice.
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