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"Mikerknoxer" <In
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Inventor 5.3 I could start the Workplane command, click on an existing
workplane and then click on a face parallel to that workplane to set the
offset distance for my new workplane. Now when I do that in INV 6 it doesn't
place the new workplane at the face, but half way in between the previous
workplane and the face. Is there any way I can still do this? This feature is
crucial to some of the tubular parts I design. Thanks in advance.
Mike
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Inventor 5.3 I could start the Workplane command, click on an existing
workplane and then click on a face parallel to that workplane to set the
offset distance for my new workplane. Now when I do that in INV 6 it doesn't
place the new workplane at the face, but half way in between the previous
workplane and the face. Is there any way I can still do this? This feature is
crucial to some of the tubular parts I design. Thanks in advance.
Mike
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"Mikerknoxer" <In
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wrote in message
href="news:f13c2d1.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb">news:f13c2d1.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
Inventor 5.3 I could start the Workplane command, click on an existing
workplane and then click on a face parallel to that workplane to set the
offset distance for my new workplane. Now when I do that in INV 6 it doesn't
place the new workplane at the face, but half way in between the previous
workplane and the face. Is there any way I can still do this? This feature is
crucial to some of the tubular parts I design. Thanks in advance.
Mike