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03 Jan 2023
How to Create Emboss in NX CAD?
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For creating emboss in NX CAD, we use a command called Emboss. With parameters for end cap placement and shape, the emboss command in Siemens NX modelling is used to generate an embossing by modifying a body with faces made by projecting a segment along a vector.
This article explores the steps involved in creating a simple emboss from a given surface and also, the method of creating an emboss with a flat surface with the help of a datum plane.
Steps Involved in Creating Emboss in NX CAD
1. Open the required model
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2. Create the sketch for the emboss
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3. Project the sketch on to the surface of emboss creation
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4. Use the emboss command for the creation of emboss
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5. Now select the curve and face for the emboss creation. Here we go for the default option with the embossed face as end cap geometry
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6. The emboss can be created this way but the embossed surface will not be flat
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7. To create an emboss with a flat surface, we need to create a datum plane and use that datum plane as end cap geometry
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8. The emboss option is used, and the datum plane option is selected as end cap geometry.
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9. Now select the datum plane to create the emboss with a flat surface.
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10. Now you have the embossing with a flat surface.
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