http://a360.co/2p618pb
I know it is messed up! I know it will do me good to draw it again.
Is there a easy way to fix it without losing all my cam and solid work?
Thank you For letting me in the Forum. I have heard it said you can learn a lot from your mistakes I hope others can learn from mine also.
Thank you all in advance.
Travis Sherwood
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You should be able to create some construct lines and then move points and or intersect lines by attaching to constructs. Doing so in sketch mode should retain your CAM work unless there is tool interference due to new geometry.
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You can also start over with design in a new file and then copy your existing CAM processes over and cancel old file geometry and select the new corrected geometry.
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I did not look it over to hard but looked like the pocket bars were off and you didn’t have part of the sketch defined. NEW UPDATED file http://a360.co/2HvcvxT
Here is a pick of what I changed.
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Thank you Billy I am trying to learn.
Stephen I will try to do this. Thank you I am trying to learn.
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Ok I got the lines fixed so I guess I now go threw the steps to make the model again?
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No just finish the sketch and make sure the time line at the bottom is to the end. Only thing you should have to do is regenerate the tool paths in cam and you should be good to go
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Okay thanks for the help it is fixed, it may not have went as planned. I added some pictures to try and show how it went.
After I stoped the sketch there were some errors in the geometry so I just deleted them and did the process over.
I regenerated the tool path and then there were two errors in it. They were linked to the drawing errors. I simply went back in and Reselected my boundary geometry and then boom it worked perfectly then.
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BOOM!! Way to Go! Best way to learn is overcoming awshits.
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