Thank you for reigniting my passion for cube designing. I've always wanted to make a cube but never really found a good tutorial. Only thing that I need now is an idea for a new cube but that will come with time I guess.
Instead of the circular pattern, you can mirror the disc across from itself. After if you make a axis from corner to opposite corner on the cube and make a circular pattern of 3 it will create the same thing. I find that easier and faster.
"The relation could not be added because it would cause invalid geometry in the sketch" for 7:00 Edit, I figured it out. I was clicking the dots, and not the lines.
Thank you for reigniting my passion for cube designing. I've always wanted to make a cube but never really found a good tutorial. Only thing that I need now is an idea for a new cube but that will come with time I guess.
Instead of the circular pattern, you can mirror the disc across from itself. After if you make a axis from corner to opposite corner on the cube and make a circular pattern of 3 it will create the same thing. I find that easier and faster.
PerpetualCubingMachine That's a very creative way of doing it and that would definitely work
I have been working with solid works for about a year and I have had friends keep telling me to design a cube, know I know how, thanks
I'm using Creo and it tries to lock to the same axis I did the revolve on when I do a pattern. How do I fix this?
How does one go about making a cuboid?
"The relation could not be added because it would cause invalid geometry in the sketch" for 7:00
Edit, I figured it out. I was clicking the dots, and not the lines.