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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Guille,
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> Also, I'm not entirely sure how to close the bottom gap. Is there a way to build the object with a cap in place?
To build a cap on an object with wall thickness like this you'll need 2 openings with the inside one up a little higher so it can have some thickness, like this:
If that doesn't make sense can you please post the .3dm model file?
- Michael
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From: Phiro
Hi,
Fileting the top after flow is a problem of the flow.
The sides of your object are flowed too.
If you hide the top side, you will see it.
You could delete those two faces, then separate and rejoin all the faces then you could filet the top border.
If you prefer, you could blend intern and extern top edges, or sweep an arc to avoid edges created by filet.
But, you could filet before flowing.
For the bottom side, I have done an extrude of the edge.
Then I resize the x and y to permit a boolean union.
Before boolean union, I move up this cylinder for fileting the bottom.
At the end, I filet inside the glass.
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From: christian (CHRI)
Very great job, Phiro
Thanks for sharing your flow
Chri
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