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Re: Material remove


Let me clarify. I'm workign in an assembly context. I see how to do a
boolean with parts but I have an assembly that I want to cut from
another assembly.

Dave P

--- In solidworks@yahoogroups.com, "David Pinella" <dpinella@c...>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to SolidWorks (I have 2005).
>
> I see how to "join" parts but I would like to remove a part from
> another. I see an extrude remove, a revolve remove, etc, but
nothing
> about just a "remove this part from this part and leave me the
> difference" (as a new part or as the old part). I know it's there
> somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave P






Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:24 pm

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Hi, I'm new to SolidWorks (I have 2005). I see how to "join" parts but I would like to remove a part from another. I see an extrude remove, a revolve remove,...
David Pinella
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Jan 24, 2005
7:04 pm

Let me clarify. I'm workign in an assembly context. I see how to do a boolean with parts but I have an assembly that I want to cut from another assembly. Dave...
David Pinella
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Jan 24, 2005
7:24 pm

Check into Features-> Cavity. Will this do what you want? Best Regards, Tandy Banks, CSWP Halliburton Energy Services Duncan Manufacturing Center 580.251.3606...
Tandy Banks
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Jan 24, 2005
7:37 pm

Thanks. Maybe. Cavity looks to be part based, right? If I can "degenerate" my assembly to a part then maybe I'd be good to go. Dave P ... a...
David Pinella
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Jan 24, 2005
7:45 pm

Yes, cavity removes material from 1x part. ... go. ... <tandy.banks@h...> ... do ... from ... <dpinella@c...> ... from ... there ... subject=Unsubscribe>...
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