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> when I do that, the top of the cylinder disappears into a (green) hole To wrap this up. Disable View/Show-edges.

image it looks as if it is half a cylinder, with an the top sliced off at an angle. I would do that by making a large cube, to slice the side off the cylinder, and rotate it to slice off the top at an angle. If the top needs to be concave, then use a large sphere to slice off the top. This is on the basis that if it looks right, then it is right.

What is the best way to add a solid dome top to an odd shaped solid object? For example: take a kidney or a heart shaped solid object with vertical sides an add a rounded top to it.

If you look closely at the top window frame you'll see that it is 2-piece. The "top channel with the felt" fits inside the main window frame. My local glass shop replaced my side windows. I think they opened the sliding window the whole way and then starting at the opposite end, pried the top channel down along the whole length.

Gee Rob, I would have thought a coffee tin would be adequate for a "flybridge" top, or were you talking about a "flyingbridge" top?

Cacb: Here is the top half of that bottom that doesn't render, even though it is manifold and appears to have no problems. Since we are taking about the bottom half already. This one has a major problem. I just tried to open it in Tinkercad, and once I finished importing it the whole top part vanished.

I'm trying to bevel a drilled cylinder, but I when I do that, the top of the cylinder disappears into a (green) hole. I attached a screenshot. The 3D printer-owning friend I sent my STL to says there's a strange gap at the top.

Usrp3/top instead of usrp2/top, but I have no top > files through either of those file paths do it didn't matter anyways. > > I believe the apt-get command were through my not reading completely. > Those were for the UHD code. > > ISE is properly installed without any issues. Great, then you're all set! Good luck with your FPGA development.

They are very sturdy and at top end speed, they will go between 25 and 30 mph. We registered and titled them in PA as mopeds. Dimension's Edge also has all aluminum Dahons, but they are more expensive - probably a good investment if living in Florida or in the islands most of the time.