I need to create a circle that 22.5 degree from a datum and 5.5" Radius from the origin.
Here is the detail:
Outside Diameter = 12”
Inside Diamater = 10”
Center Point was created from center of 10” circle
Datum A is X axis(created from 2 points of X=-6” and X= 6” from center point)
Datum B is Y Axis(created from 2 points of Y=-6” and Y = 6” from center point”)
Origin is intersect of Datum A and B(Center of the hole)
Need to create 17 circles (.285 Dia) between the Outside and Inside Dia, with 5.5” Radius from origin
The first circle is located at X=-5.5”(Radius), Y=0
The second circle is same as first circle, except 22.5 degree from Datum A
The remaining 15 circles have equal space of 22.5 degree.
I need help with the steps how to create the second circle, which is measure at 5.5” Radius from Origin and 22 degree from Datum A
You want to create circle... Does it mean that you want to have theo circle ?
I think about 2 solutions in this case, you can create a generic circle with X=5.5, Y=0,Z=0 (?) and radius =.285/2, then paste with pattern like vpt.se said (I see that you're new to this forum, you should always do what vpt.se says !!! )
Another solution is to create a excel sheet with x=5.5*cos(angle), y = 5.5*sin(angle) and z=0, i=0, j=0, k=1, d=.285. The angle goes from 0 to 337.5 (*pi/180 to have rad !). Then you save values as a text file, rename it with .xyz instead of txt, add the first line XYZIJK, and import it as a cad... like it :
You want to create circle... Does it mean that you want to have theo circle ?
I think about 2 solutions in this case, you can create a generic circle with X=5.5, Y=0,Z=0 (?) and radius =.285/2, then paste with pattern like vpt.se said (I see that you're new to this forum, you should always do what vpt.se says !!! )
Another solution is to create a excel sheet with x=5.5*cos(angle), y = 5.5*sin(angle) and z=0, i=0, j=0, k=1, d=.285. The angle goes from 0 to 337.5 (*pi/180 to have rad !). Then you save values as a text file, rename it with .xyz instead of txt, add the first line XYZIJK, and import it as a cad... like it :