column

[Gary Puckett]

Does anybody know where I can get a column like this in stl ?

Thanks
Gary

[Damon Nabors]

Turn one in the parts editor with a display cube. Pretty easy.

[Gary Puckett]

Never done that so I wouldn't know where to start

Gary

[Damon Nabors]

Look at the video's for Part editor and it will explain how to use it.
First you will have to create a verticle tool in the shape of the column. Then create a round column out of a display cube and then pull up your tool and use the "Profile Edge" tool in the parts editor to run around the cylinder to create a turning.

[Kerry Fullington]

Gary,

Here is one I have used in the past. You should be able to Scale and re-texture it in the Display Part Editor.

Kerry

[Gary Puckett]

Thanks Kerry that will work

Gary

[DanEpps]

Thanks Kerry that will work

Gary

Ahhh...but you still don't know how to make the column for yourself.

[Gary Puckett]

Dan,

This is true but with having a lack of work, needed to get this drawing and bid out as soon as possible. There was no time to justify a learning curve. I am still going to put forth an effort to learn this, and I will still have some questions. I feel this is a process that I do need to acquire, but in this particular situation I felt the need to ask.

Gary

[DanEpps]

I feel that one should never try to learn something new while under the gun for a job.

Having said that, though, the procedure to create such a part only takes a couple of minutes at best and learning to create it doesn't take much longer.

The old "eCabinet Systems Made Easy" guide had a section on creating exactly such a corner post. Since it is not part of the software any more, you have to have it on your computer to use it.

Here is the section dealing with making a turned coner post (there are four images so it will take two posts):

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[DanEpps]

Final image...

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[Gary Puckett]

Thanks Dan,

Once again you come through with step by step instructions, when everything smooths out ( with work) I will learn this.
At this point in time just trying to keep my head above water.

Gary