Just wondering how people were showing things like potting in an assembly drawing? If you could send an example that would be great!
Thx
Kev
Sorry,.... couldn't resist.
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@cbenner wrote:
Sorry,.... couldn't resist.
You could get that by adding a workplane and offset surface and Sculpt.
Could be done as multi-body and pushed out to parts or use Derived Component (don't need to create offset zero surfaces).
Could just be a virtual part too if you don't need to actually show specifics about its location in the drawing. Or even just a note on the drawing.. "Fill with ACME potting goop"
i must say, this thread is intruiging.
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