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How do you use the sweep tool in Inventor?
1. Sketch a profile and path on intersecting planes.
2. Click 3D Model tab Create panel Sweep .
3. In the Sweep dialog box, click Profile and then select the profile to sweep.
4. With the Path selection tool, select a 2D sketch, 3D sketch, or edges of geometry.
What does sweep do in Inventor?
The Sweep Tool in Autodesk Inventor creates a 3D profile (e.g. square or circle) and extrudes it along a path.
What does the sweep tool do?
The Sweep tool is used to create solid/surface feature by sweeping closed loop sketch along the selected trajectory. This tool is generally used when we need to create tubes/bars following a curvature.12 août 2016
How do you make a 3D sweep in Inventor?
On the Sketch tab, use a sketch command to create a profile perpendicular to the 3D path, right-click, and then select Finish Sketch. On the ribbon, click 3D Model tab Create panel Sweep . Select the profile and path, and then click OK to complete the sweep feature.14 avr. 2021
How do you invent a shell?
1. Inside. Offsets the shell wall to the part interior.
2. Outside. Offsets the shell wall to the exterior of the part.
3. Both Sides.
How do you use sweep Onshape?
How do you sweep in Inventor 2021?
1. Sketch a profile and path on intersecting planes.
2. Click 3D Model tab Create panel Sweep .
3. In the Sweep dialog box, click Profile and then select the profile to sweep.
4. With the Path selection tool, select a 2D sketch, 3D sketch, or edges of geometry.
How do you sweep in Revit?
Which 3D tool requires two sketches one for the profile and one for the path?
The Sweep tool requires two unconsumed and visible sketches in order to create a swept feature. One of the sketches must contain the profile to be swept (profile sketch), while the other sketch must contain the curve along which the profile will be swept (path sketch). The path sketch could be a 2D sketch or 3D sketch.19 jan. 2013
Does sweep mean?
1 to clean or clear (a space, chimney, etc.) with a brush, broom, etc. 2 often foll by: up to remove or collect (dirt, rubbish, etc.)