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 From:  OSTexo
7409.21 
Hello,

Fiddling around with the blending points.






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 From:  Piter44
7409.22 
to ed,
Thank you very much!!! Cool work!
Could you please upload 3dm files gold and blue/green pipes.

to Mauro,
Thank you! My profiles for only show the purpose. I need know is there alternative non-split method.
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 From:  Piter44
7409.23 
I have an idea use loft only, but don't know how make the base cylindrical. Pls advise



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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
7409.24 In reply to 7409.23 
Just make a trim :)
But from your file I see you have not created the good curves! :)
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 From:  Michael Gibson
7409.25 In reply to 7409.23 
Yes, like Pilou says try trimming the bottom area with a horizontal line and discard the bottom piece. Then use Blend to connect it with a more regular extruded or swept tube section.

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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
7409.26 
Or enlarge your ellipses curves by editing their points! :)
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 From:  ed (EDDYF)
7409.27 In reply to 7409.26 
Piter -

Looking at the various profile curves that have been posted, I'm no longer sure what the end result should be. Do you have an image of the desired object?

From recent curves that were posted, I wonder if you are looking for something like this:





1. Make a cylinder with a circle and rectangle curve on top.
2. Trim the curves into two "D" shape curves. Fillet the corners of the two curves.
3. Edit > Size the two "D" curves slightly larger so they extend beyond the cylinder.
4. Extrude the "D" curves into the cylinder (with Cap Ends).
5. Boolean Merge, then delete the blue objects.
6. Draw and position a circle to use as a cutting object (red).
7. Use the circle to cut a section out.
8. Select the perimeter of the two "D" shape sections and extrude up.
9. Delete the floor and walls as shown.
10. Select the edges and Nsided = 0.1 (type in the value).
11. Draw a horizontal line to use as a cutting object (red).
12. Cut the top area off the solid using the red line.
13. Draw two curves to define the branches.
14. Select the perimeter of a "D" shape and Sweep it using the curves drawn in the prior step as the Rail. Repeat for the oppostie branch.

You can of course make the gap between the two branches smaller as needed.

The 3DM file is attached.

Ed Ferguson

EDITED: 21 May 2015 by EDDYF

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 From:  Piter44
7409.28 In reply to 7409.27 
Thank you! very helpfull!
3dm not attached, pls upload again.
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