MPD45
Mechanical
- Apr 9, 2007
- 2
Hello all.
I am a newbie to Solidworks. I have figured out alot on my own like making simple cylindrical parts using revolved base.
I have searched all through the help sections and I have not figured out how to make a hole at an angle to the centerline of a part.
Again I am using the revolved base feature and I am creating round parts. I want to make holes going out from top center of the part going through the sides of the part at an angle to the centerline.
I can make holes all day long all the way through the part at 0' to the centerline, but I want to make holes coming out at angles like 30' or 40'.
Make sense?
Any help would be appreciated.
thx
Matt
I am a newbie to Solidworks. I have figured out alot on my own like making simple cylindrical parts using revolved base.
I have searched all through the help sections and I have not figured out how to make a hole at an angle to the centerline of a part.
Again I am using the revolved base feature and I am creating round parts. I want to make holes going out from top center of the part going through the sides of the part at an angle to the centerline.
I can make holes all day long all the way through the part at 0' to the centerline, but I want to make holes coming out at angles like 30' or 40'.
Make sense?
Any help would be appreciated.
thx
Matt