7 answers

• 
  Sudhir Gill about 1 year ago

  Here is the tutorial.

  1. Step 1

     Start Creo.

     

  2. Step 2

     Sketch >> Top plane.

     

  3. Step 3

     Draw a circle of 80mm diameter.

     

  4. Step 4

     Extrude it as surface by 200mm.

     

  5. Step 5

     Offset the right plane by 200mm.

     

  6. Step 6

     Sketch >> DTM1.

     

  7. Step 7

     Draw a circle of 80mm at 200mm to the origin.

     

  8. Step 8

     Extrude it as surface by 200mm away from origin.

     

  9. Step 9

     Insert >> Boundary blend.

     

  10. Step 10

      Select both edges of the pipes while holding down control key.

      

  11. Step 11

      Under constraints change boundary conditions to Tangent for First chain.

      

  12. Step 12

      Same for Last Chain.

      

  13. Step 13

      Click OK and the surface is generated.

      

  14. Step 14

      Insert >> Boundary Blend.

      

  15. Step 15

      Again Select both edges while holding CTRL key.

      

  16. Step 16

      For direction 2 select the edges of the boundary blend 1 while holding CTRL key.

      

  17. Step 17

      Click OK and the surface is generated.

      

  18. Step 18

      Select all surfaces and then Edit >> Merge.

      

  19. Step 19

      ClicK OK and the surfaces are merged into one.

      

  20. Step 20

      Select the merge1 and then Edit >> Thicken.

      

  21. Step 21

      Input thickness 2mm outside. Click OK.

      

  22. Step 22

      Now the pipe joint is created using Boundary blend.

      

  1. 
     Venkatasubramanian about 1 year ago

     U can do it using Simple sweep command under thicknes :D :D..Nice tutorial :D

  2. 
     Sudhir Gill about 1 year ago

     You got me there... :P

  3. 
     EDISON PHOENIX about 1 year ago

     Nice..

  4. 
     Rahul Kapoor about 1 year ago

     it reallly nice ....even i never think that we can make the pipe like this....

  5. 
     umar yazdani about 1 year ago

     well mr gill in step num 9 , boundary blend isnt highlighted for me , i mean to say i aint able to insert boundary blend as it isnt available

  6. 
     Pritesh Korat 9 months ago

     nice

• 
  Surajmal 10 months ago

  Nice tutorial :)

• 
  kapil verma 9 months ago

  thanks sir

• 
  avinash sharma 7 months ago

  i think we also use sweep command directly...

  1. 
     Chetan Chauhan 7 months ago

     great one

• 
  gowtham samivel 7 months ago

  nice yar

• 
  kandarp 6 months ago

  using sweep command it is more easy....

• 
  ugur 4 months ago

  its could be useful in diffrent planes piping getting together.