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    Sphere with three holes

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    • L Offline
      layne
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I am trying to model a sphere with three holes in it, the holes need to be in the Z axis with each hole being centered on a point of an equilateral triangle centered about the origin. it would sort of look like a bowling ball. Can this be done with SketchUp? I can revolve a sphere with a single hole in its center, but the three holes, or an off-center hole becomes a problem.

      Thanks

      By the way, the video tutorials for this program are excellent. I only get one or two Kbps on a satellite connection, so it takes all night to download one, but they are extremely helpful for anyone picking up this program.

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        Gaieus
        last edited by

        Hi Layne,

        Would it be something like this?

        Bowling.png
        Download the skp file and see some steps inside...


        Bowling.skp

        Gai...

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          layne
          last edited by

          briliant, that is exactly what I am looking for.

          Thanks.

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            Gaieus
            last edited by

            Can you figure out the way to do yourself from the step by step instructions (they re not too detailed) or should I explain more?

            Gai...

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