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Maybe I missunderstod this thread, my english is not the best . But as an answer to the first post, one cut thru multiple solids, i've attached an example file. Regards Emil

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Interesting-- the attached file has two disjoint solids, and I am able to extrude cut through both solids without any issue.  But in the example file that Chris (OP) posted, I can't do it.  What's the difference?

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It also works in the file that chris posted. If deleting the cut outs, it works fine to do just one new thru both solids.

Even with the original sketch and workplane. But I can't figure out why it doesn't work with the first original feature.

/Emil

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Emil.Lewandowski wrote:

It also works in the file that chris posted. If deleting the cut outs, it works fine to do just one new thru both solids.

Even with the original sketch and workplane. But I can't figure out why it doesn't work with the first original feature.

/Emil

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Thanks Alot for your input guys out of intrest Emil which original feature that its not working with?

Thanks

Chris

Design Engineer

Sheffield UK

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The one called "CUT ONE" somehow doesn't seem to work properly.

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Thanks for the help guys

Ive just look into it and for some reason if you edit the feature it doesn't let you selected multiple solids, you have to delete it and make a new extrusion. Don't know why

Cheers Everyone

Chris

Design Engineer

Sheffield,UK