Honeycomb pattern through curved surface

so we are trying to create this uh pattern cutting through this pedal shape in perpendicular to this uh surface so if we just make everything visible and go back in time so I began with creating this simple sketch this is a profile of the paddle padal and uh this is uh where I want to create a plane so here is a cont construction plane and I extruded those two with the surface extrude and on this plane I made the shape of the padal P pedal and made an extrude like this start from this object and to this object then we can hide the surfaces I made a fillet up here we can hide the plane and the sketches then I mirror it and create the this offset from this surface and inwards like that and then I uh made it larger by extending it with this and you don't have to be shy it has to go all the way through the body so just to make sure I extended it down here too and then I did this uh split body and the body to split was this one and I'm using the surface to as splitting tool so without the surface we now have two bodies and it's the inner one we want to make the pattern in then I made a new sketch with a hom pattern on the same plane as before and I used the sketch and made an emboss feature I selected um all the profiles I needed and maybe you have to make the hom pattern larger to if you wanted to go through here as well and uh the faes I extruded made the emboss on was the upper face here this one and I just pull this arrow through take some time hi a sketch and then the Cher

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Length: 4min 21sec (261 seconds)

Published: Tue Apr 16 2024