Connecting 2 circles to make body

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It’s a simple design, but I can’t seem to get the lines to connect with the circles in order to create an extrudable body. What do I need to do next?

Thanks,
Mark

Dishwasher Clean-Dirty Slider 01.01.shapr (92.8 KB)

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I opened the file and it looks just fine, here’s how it looks:

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Just make the lines coincidence and tangent to the circles.

Don’t do like that. This is your circle and line above it.

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From the bottom of the circle line event not intersect with the circle

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I don’t know how you achieved this horrible result but here is how it should be done.

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Got it! Thanks for the replies. I moved both ends of both lines until the “intersection” comment popped up and that did it.

Mark

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Well if we had Sketch Fillet and Fillet Full Round for extruded model this wouldn’t happen. :melting_face:

Missing basic features.

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This will happen anyway.

If a person doesn’t pay attention to things like constraints, fillets won’t help at all.

Even if in this particular case it would solve the issue, a similar problem will immediately appear elsewhere.

P.S. I’m not against the fillet function in sketches at all — quite the opposite, I actually support it.

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Well you will never know, those 2 basic tools is missing (REALLY BASIC, why missing I have no idea), could have been utilized first given option to be used.

Draw 2 circles, box, and constraint. (Had a giggle in shapr the need to do this :person_facepalming: I don’t even do this in Freecad. )

or

Just rectangle, sketch fillet 4 corners.

Or better yet rectangle 2 sides full round fillet.

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I know that very good. I came from Fusion360 and still use it from time to time, so I know how many basic things are missing in Shapr3D.