template from tube

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by modelrocket, Jun 2, 2007.

  1. modelrocket

    modelrocket Guest

    I have an odd task to do.

    I have a large tube with another tube crossing at a angle. Using 3d,
    I will be able to represent them in autocad.

    I do need to cut out where they intersect and then print a 2d
    dimensional drawing as a marking template.

    Any help?
     
    modelrocket, Jun 2, 2007
    #1
  2. modelrocket

    Mason Guest

    First you need to know about UCS manipulation

    Then you need to know to how to use region, extrude,interface and a few other 3D commands.
    I have an odd task to do.

    I have a large tube with another tube crossing at a angle. Using 3d,
    I will be able to represent them in autocad.

    I do need to cut out where they intersect and then print a 2d
    dimensional drawing as a marking template.

    Any help?
     
    Mason, Jun 2, 2007
    #2
  3. modelrocket

    Guest Guest

    I have sent you an email with attachments showing how you can do that
    without 3D.

    Brian.
     
    Guest, Jun 4, 2007
    #3
  4. modelrocket

    Mason Guest

    Brian

    I clear forgot it can be done the same or similar way as on the drawing board it's not that difficult. I use to do it that way before I got into 3D now I never really think about doing 2D drawing much now

    It never occurred to me to ask if it HAD TO BE in 3D
    I have sent you an email with attachments showing how you can do that
    without 3D.

    Brian.
     
    Mason, Jun 5, 2007
    #4
  5. modelrocket

    modelrocket Guest

    I did need that as I did know how to do projections from a straight
    cut on a tube not a tube on tube.

    Dan, thanks for the files. I do need to read more and get them done.

    Angelo
     
    modelrocket, Jun 5, 2007
    #5
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