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Zebbyz View Drop Down
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    Posted: 29.May.2014 at 08:21
Hi there,
Been using AutoCAD for a while, but never really done much with 3D... Now I need to !

I have a 3D object ... which I lofted between 2 shapes... resulting in an object that has 6 or so "sections" if you like. I want to do a few things... firstly alter the spacing on the "cross sections" in terms of the distance from each other I would like to reduce it so I can have about 15mm between each cross section. Then I want to remove the longitudinal lines that contain the cross sections... so I am just left with a series of plates or cross sections... I then need to export all those and nest them on a CNC mill...

I am guessing the next two steps are not that hard... but just need a bit of help... when I explode the object it breaks it into faces... longitudinally - which is something I do not want.

Many thanks for any help
Guy
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John Connor View Drop Down
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29.May.2014 at 11:44
You'll have to upload the drawing file so we can see what you are working with.

So you need to create 2D cross-sections of the object every 15mm?
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