chippymark
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- Aug 2, 2007
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Hi All, I will try and explain the best I can but it's hard without being able to provide a picture.
Imagine I have a 'V' transposed on it's side '<' and the v is not to a sharp point but has a radius, I need to calculate the intersection of the radius on the angle. in both planes.
I'll always know the center of the rad, i'll know the start diameter of the angle, and of course i'll know the Angle.
Does this make sense ?
example:
V with a rad of 0.015" angle of 80º inclusive Low starting point of 2.973" will give me an intersection of 3.044" and 0.0426"
High starting point of 3.162" will give me an intersection of 3.090" and 0.0426"
Center of the Rad is 3.067"
I really hope you understand what I am looking for.
Cheers )
Imagine I have a 'V' transposed on it's side '<' and the v is not to a sharp point but has a radius, I need to calculate the intersection of the radius on the angle. in both planes.
I'll always know the center of the rad, i'll know the start diameter of the angle, and of course i'll know the Angle.
Does this make sense ?
example:
V with a rad of 0.015" angle of 80º inclusive Low starting point of 2.973" will give me an intersection of 3.044" and 0.0426"
High starting point of 3.162" will give me an intersection of 3.090" and 0.0426"
Center of the Rad is 3.067"
I really hope you understand what I am looking for.
Cheers )