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As shown in the figure, the cone intersects with the cylinder; how can the outer conical shell of the cylinder be removed?
A conical shell is inscribed within a cylinder; intersecting cones
Make a supporting thick-walled tube, and then cut away that thick-walled tube
Use auxiliary lines; for three-point planing, you might not need them
It depends on what design software you’re using
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Boolean operations can be used for this: 1. Determine the desired height for the bottom cutout; 2. Then add the volume of the cylinder to that of the cutout area