lyell
Mechanical
- May 6, 2020
- 3
Hi All,
This is my first post on eng-tips so hello all! Looking at pipework assemblies, made up from various off-the-shelf components such as tee's and elbows etc. and connected by straight lengths, I am wondering whether anyone has any tips with working with the straight lengths? Other than extruding each section out to the desired length and then saving each length as a new part, is there another way of doing this?
As the assembly develops, there are more and more straight sections being introduced. I now have a folder that is filling up quickly with every imaginable length this straight section can be and I'm just thinking - surely there is a better way.
Hopefully someone can suggest a better way of doing this.
Many thanks!!
Lyell
This is my first post on eng-tips so hello all! Looking at pipework assemblies, made up from various off-the-shelf components such as tee's and elbows etc. and connected by straight lengths, I am wondering whether anyone has any tips with working with the straight lengths? Other than extruding each section out to the desired length and then saving each length as a new part, is there another way of doing this?
As the assembly develops, there are more and more straight sections being introduced. I now have a folder that is filling up quickly with every imaginable length this straight section can be and I'm just thinking - surely there is a better way.
Hopefully someone can suggest a better way of doing this.
Many thanks!!
Lyell
