I have a rather complex assembly that I didn't draft but I am trying to work with. Most of my experience is with Solidworks. I'm trying to create a hole in a plate that lines up with a hole in a different part in the same assembly. I know there is probably a way to create the hole in the assembly and reference the other part but I dont know how. Any help?
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I can get the hole drawn in the assmebly, but when I open the part the hole doesnt exist. Is there anyway to fix that?
From the assembly, edit (not open) the part that needs the hole, start a sketch, project the hole from the part that already has it, then use that hole center for your hole command. This makes the part Adaptive, which maintains a link through that assembly to the other part.
Hope that gets you started.
Sam B
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