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CYLINDER HEADS
Step 1
open a sketch on the shown surface
Step 2
draw two circles
Step 3
add shown line. it must be tangent with the circle that on the left and it must be coincident with the on the right circles top point.
Step 4
add this line
Step 5
add shown lines like before ones
Step 6
use trim command
Step 7
use skecth fillet command
Step 8
add two circles
Step 9
extrude it by 2 mm
Step 10
we will make same things for this side. open a sketch and draw two 18mm radiused circles
Step 11
insert these lines
Step 12
use trim command..
Step 13
use sketch fillet command then draw two circle like before.
Step 14
extrude it by 2mm
Step 15
now we will use cut-loft command. be sure that these sketches are shown
Step 16
open cut-loft command and select the smaller circles for profiles
Step 17
select the centerline
Step 18
use cut_loft command on the other side.
Step 19
make the guide lines parallel with the each other. if you don't do that, your cut-loft shapes will be irregular
Step 20
select the centerline and confirm that
Step 21
use right plane and mirror the cut-lofts
Step 22
open a sketch on the shown face
Step 23
draw two circles
Step 24
add shown lines
Step 25
use trim command
Step 26
use cut-extrude command with shown values
Step 27
make same things for the other side. you should use convert entities command and select shown edges
Step 28
cut the body like shown
next: http://grabcad.com/questions/tutorial-how-to-make-engine-part-33
I thing that is more easyer to record a desktop in .avi or .mp4 format, I think that is better then this.
Everything fine to step 21.
I have two beautiful cut-lofts. But I can not feature mirror them. I really don't understand. Preview of mirror is fine.
But hitting ok -> Rebuild Errors: The selected features could not be patterned using geometry pattern.
- Uncheck does not help -
? Leo
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It wasn't single solid body. I had to use combine before mirror feature worked. I see You have made new parts, great. I'll carry on...
Is part 32 the final part of this tutorial? where is the assembly of the created parts?
There will be more than one hundred tutorials about engine parts modelling and their analysis
There are a lot of under defined sketches.....
That's a BIG SolidWorks no no!
I have a problem with my internet in these days, I will answer all of your questions soon
I generated new tutorials, they will be published after a few days.