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    Question 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    I have a 3d square that needs to be made bigger. When I slice I didn't know how to make one side 2" larger without exploding. What can I do to make my 3d square, using slice, longer in Cad 2004 version

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    You have to add a solid ( create or copy ) and then use union
    or extrude a face with command _solidedit

    You cut with slice

    : ) Happy Computing !

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    Hi "sherflor" ( Sorry, I do not know your real name )

    Please note I have *moved* this thread from the AutoCAD Customization forum to this one, as I feel this particular forum is a more appropriate place for such a topic.

    Thanks, Mike

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    Try 'Extude Faces', 'Offset Faces' or 'Move Faces'. At least one of them should work for you.

    Aled Taylor
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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    It may be quicker to Scale the solid to larger than necessary then slice it.

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    Quote Originally Posted by jaberwok
    It may be quicker to Scale the solid to larger than necessary then slice it.
    . . . hmmm, not if the solid has a complex shape

    : ) Happy Computing !

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    Quote Originally Posted by kennet.sjoberg
    . . . hmmm, not if the solid has a complex shape

    : ) Happy Computing !

    kennet
    True in general but, in this case, "I have a 3d square that needs to be made bigger".


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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    Quote Originally Posted by jaberwok
    True in general but, in this case, "I have a 3d square that needs to be made bigger".

    Yes, but to "make one side 2" larger" ( OP:s ) must be easiest to use
    Command: _solidedit Face Extrude (select the edge) Remove (one unwanted face ) Enter 2" Enter Enter

    : ) Happy Computing !

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    Default Re: 3D Slice how make one side 2" larger without exploding

    What works here is to use the separate command-Face-Move- this will actually extend the object too. Thanks for the good ideas. I now have more then one way of looking at this.

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