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Topic ClosedHow to draw a spiral slide?

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kelvin.loh View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04.Jul.2011 at 05:04
I want to draw a slide that goes around a cylinder like a screw thread. I have the cylinder, i have the rectangle to sweep the path. Problem now is I don't know how to draw the path itself. help please 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04.Jul.2011 at 13:26
Hello, I suppose that you are talking about 3D.
On my 2008 release I can do 3D round springs using the command "HELIX" and then "_SWEEP" but I havn't find the way to generate springs with rectangular profile or screw threads.
I have found on the site the 3D drawing "Wood-scr.dwg" and "skrutka.dwg" that shows 3D screws.
may be you can ( and I too because I'm very interested ) ask how to do this
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06.Jul.2011 at 18:08
as philippe JOSEPH suggested, use the helix (specify diameter, height, no of spirals, etc), move your profile (rectangle) to the end/beginning of your spiral, and then use the sweep command. 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Jul.2011 at 03:50
Just what i needed. Thanks!
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