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Lion-Sage View Drop Down
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    Posted: 30.May.2019 at 20:24
I am making funnels for a friend and he requested some interesting design what he asked is that the sides be convex (kind of bubbled up) yet keep the edges as curving inward. I have attached pictures of what I have wants to achieve. He used a lighter to heat up the plastic and try to melt it to shape to show me what he hants here is the picture. I am using PTC creo there is a surface editing tool which I can pull the surface up to a convex form but I cant keep the edges as they are. I am willing to use another cad software if it will help achieve this design.


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John Connor View Drop Down
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 31.May.2019 at 12:13
Yes, it can be done.  Maybe its your approach that is flawed.  BTW..."bubbled up" is not the same as convex.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01.Jun.2019 at 12:14
Hello Lion-Sage and John, eventually see this if OK on your PTC Creo as it would be done on AutoCAD. 
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