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    Hey guys, can any of you give me some pointer of steps as to how i would create this kind of shape.

    Its a 200mm dia dished end with a 10mm wall if thats any help :)Click image for larger version. 

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    It has rotational symmetry, so use the revolved profile tool... or whatever they call it these days. You then just draw the cross section, specify the axis and the program creates the solid.
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    Nice one J! Now ive manage to do that dont suppose you have an idea of how to hollow the middle out do you? say 10mm thick

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    Your 2D profile needs to include the 'hollow' as well, then there is no need to hollow out.. the red area indicates the original profile before revolving to 3D.

    See the attached file:

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    By the way, this is Alibre Design, not solidworks but the principle is the same.
    Last edited by RoboCutter; 18-03-2013 at 04:35 PM.

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    Ah ha nice one robo! unfortunately i still cant draw like that in SW so i have to draw that shape in corel and import it that way lol still getting used to the planes
    Last edited by D-man; 18-03-2013 at 05:12 PM.

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    would it be the shell comand in SW by any chance Clive

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    That would be great! I'm using TBR20 my email is Derek at leisure-systems.co.uk

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    Why not have a go at lathe spinning?
    If the nagging gets really bad......Get a bigger shed:naughty:

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    Is TBR20 the same as SBR20? I'm guessing it is.
    expect an email shortly :)

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