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Hi, can anyone help me how to make a correct bearing cross-section view like in the textbooks?
i tried to cut a bearing but the drawing is just a plain rectangle without any details in it.
thanks
Can you zip and attach what you have to work with?
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If the bearing came from Content Center, go to
Tools > Application Options > Drawing tab and select Always
under the Section Standard Part setting if you want this to occur in
all drawings. You can also expand the view in the browser, then expand the
assembly, right-click on the bearing and select Section Participation >
Section. Hope this helps.
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Hi,
can anyone help me how to make a correct bearing cross-section view like in
the textbooks? i tried to cut a bearing but the drawing is just a plain
rectangle without any details in it. thanks
I want to make a cross section for a bearing that has odd number of ball inside.
What is the constrain that I will use in the assembly file ? or what is the cross section bearing plane that we will use? to get cross section as the picture in the book.
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