The inner diameter of the Seatpost Clamp follows the diameter of the Seatpost. I think the inner diameter of the Seatpost Clamp should follow the diameter of the Seat tube.
When I make the Seattube invisible (exclude the tube from the design), the Seatpost Clamp disappears. Why ?
I've tried to replicate this scenario but I have not been able to do it. Right off the bat, there is no option to exlude the seat tube. You can make it discontinuous, but I have not found that to have any impact on the saddle clamp. Could you please send me a BCAD file containing an example of this issue?
I have assumed I do not have to adjust values for A. B and X, when choosing another Seat tube diameter. Because the Seat post diameter is not a parameter in the Seat post clamp window.
I agree that if you make a dramatic change to the seatpost diameter, it would be nice to have the seatpost clamp specs parametrically linked to the seat tube diameter. However, it was a deliberate choice to set things up the way I did. Some will design a single clamp and then bore it out to a few different internal diameters. Alternatively, some clamps are sold with inserts so the same clamp can be used with different seat tube diameters. An example is below.
A seatpost clamp is a great idea. I will plan to include that in the next update along with a braze-on for a seatpost binder bolt.
Stay tuned...
The inner diameter of the Seatpost Clamp follows the diameter of the Seatpost.
I think the inner diameter of the Seatpost Clamp should follow the diameter of the Seat tube.
When I make the Seattube invisible (exclude the tube from the design), the Seatpost Clamp disappears.
Why ?
I've tried to replicate this scenario but I have not been able to do it. Right off the bat, there is no option to exlude the seat tube. You can make it discontinuous, but I have not found that to have any impact on the saddle clamp. Could you please send me a BCAD file containing an example of this issue?
I have assumed I do not have to adjust values for A. B and X, when choosing another Seat tube diameter.
Because the Seat post diameter is not a parameter in the Seat post clamp window.
I agree that if you make a dramatic change to the seatpost diameter, it would be nice to have the seatpost clamp specs parametrically linked to the seat tube diameter. However, it was a deliberate choice to set things up the way I did. Some will design a single clamp and then bore it out to a few different internal diameters. Alternatively, some clamps are sold with inserts so the same clamp can be used with different seat tube diameters. An example is below.