Combining two sketches?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Kasper, Aug 1, 2006.

  1. Kasper

    Kasper Guest

    Dear group,

    I normally use Catia V5 for mechanical design, but in this case I need
    to use SolidWorks. In Catia there is a function named Combine that can
    be used to make a solid from two different sketches (i.e. sketch from
    the front and one form the top). Is there something similar in
    SolidWorks?


    Regards,

    Kasper
     
    Kasper, Aug 1, 2006
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  2. Kasper

    Ben Eadie Guest

    Kasper
    Look up "combine" in the help. You will need to extrude both sketches
    but that is the only extra step

    Ben
     
    Ben Eadie, Aug 1, 2006
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  3. Kasper

    POH Guest

    Kasper,

    Have a look at the "2D to 3D Conversion Overview" within SolidWorks
    Help. It will explain how entities from separate orthographic views
    (front, top and side, etc.) can be taken from imported DXF drawings,
    for example and used to quickly create solid features in the manner I
    think you are searching for...

    Per O. Hoel
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    POH, Aug 1, 2006
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