Click Groove
.
The Groove Definition dialog box appears.
Select the profile you wish to extrude.
The application previews a groove entirely revolving
about the axis.
The application displays the name of the selected sketch in the
Selection box from the Profile frame and previews
the limits LIM1 and LIM2 of the groove to be created.
You can select these limits and drag them onto the desired value or
enter angle values in the appropriate box. For our scenario, select
LIM1 and drag it onto 100, then enter 60 in the Second
angle box.
Optional: Click Preview to see the result.
Just a portion of material is removed now.
The Selection box in the Axis
frame is reserved for the axes you explicitly select. You can select
axes from the geometry area, not from the specification tree. For the purpose
of our scenario, the profile and the axis belong to the same sketch.
Consequently, you do not have to select the axis.
Click
the Reverse Direction button to inverse the revolution direction,
or use the Reverse direction contextual command available
from the arrow.
As an alternative, click the arrow to obtain the direction as shown:
Click OK to confirm the operation.
The application removes material around the cylinder. The specification
tree indicates the groove has been created. This is your groove:
Double-click the groove to edit it. Now, you are going
to remove the material surrounding the profile.
Click the Reverse Side button or alternatively
click the arrow in the geometry.
Reverse Side lets you choose
between creating material between the axis and the profile, which is
the default direction, or between the profile and existing material.
You can apply this option to open or closed profiles.
Enter 360 as the first angle value and 0 as the second
angle value.
The application previews the new groove.
Click OK to confirm.
The material surrounding the profile has been removed.