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well first of all you need to know all of the specifics in the problem, like if there is a given point in between the two endpoints of the upper and lower ( or side to side) lines to be the starting and finishing points of the ogee curve. PT A ------------------------
X given pt
-------------------- PT B
- Turn on your DYN function ( F 12)
- start a circle command using the 3p option
- go to point A and choose this as your first point
- go to X and choose this as your second point
- then move the cursor back over Pt A to highlight it, this will give you a dotted line move in a -90 direction until you get the other dotted line from X.
- This is your radius you should see it in your DYN read out.
- Continue by multiplying the radius by 2 to get the diameter
- Type this into the DYN read out and hit enter
- You should have a circle that is tangent to point A and intersecting X
- Repeat these steps with PT B instead of A.
- Trim away the excess and the center where they both intersect at X will smoothly transition into a nice ogee curve
I hope this was explained well enough. Good luck and have fun.
well first of all you need to know all of the specifics in the problem, like if there is a given point in between the two endpoints of the upper and lower ( or side to side) lines to be the starting and finishing points of the ogee curve. ????????????????????PT A ------------------------
???????????????????????????X given pt
-------------------- PT B
- Turn on your DYN function ( F 12)
- start a circle command using the 3p option
- go to point A and choose this as your first point
- go to X and choose this as your second point
- then move the cursor back over Pt A to highlight it, this will give you a dotted line move in a -90 direction until you get the other dotted line from X.
- This is your radius you should see it in your DYN read out.
- Continue by multiplying the radius by 2 to get the diameter
- Type this into the DYN read out and hit enter
- You should have a circle that is tangent to point A and intersecting X
- Repeat these steps with PT B instead of A.
- Trim away the excess and the center where they both intersect at X will smoothly transition into a nice ogee curve
I hope this was explained well enough. Good luck and have fun.
What else can I help you with?
What is an ess molding called?
It's a type of curve called an ogee.An Ogee is a concave arc flowing into a convex arc, forming an S-shaped curve with vertical ends. In regards to architecture, an alternative name for an ogee is a cyma reversa.
What are the differences between an ogee and a Roman ogee profile in woodworking?
An ogee profile in woodworking has an S-shaped curve, while a Roman ogee profile has a more pronounced S-shape with a concave section followed by a convex section.
What is a bell arch?
A bell arch is an arch of unusual form, following the curve of an ogee.
What is an S shaped Curve?
Populations existing in favorable circumstances. Today's Times T2 section crossword 10a askd for an s-shaped curve ( 4 letters ) Answer is OGEE
What is an ogee?
if you mean in slang terms and O G is an old gangster or wat most people call veteranos in spanish or verteran gangsters in English In English and not ghetto talk, ogee means a double curve with the shape of an elongated S.
What architectural term refers to molding double curvature that is concave at one end and convex at the other?
The architectural term you are referring to is an "ogee." It describes a type of molding that has a profile featuring a concave curve flowing into a convex curve.
How do you cut an ogee?
How do you cut an ogee arch. Picture or diagram would be helpful.
What is a curved moulding?
Ogee
In crosswords what is curved molding?
ogee
What is the name of a pointed arch?
Ogee
What does ogee stand for?
it stands for Original Gansta
What molding starts with letter o?
ogee
