Loren,
I appriciate this is an old post, but I got a good reason to have a sketch in a weldment.
To help place a work feature
Take a hollow hemisphere
Make a hole through the shell that is off-centre from the middle, but parallel to the centre line
You have curves in all three dimensions, so placing work planes accurately become difficult
I now need a work point that is in the centre of the hole and aligned with the outside of this hemispherical shell
I also want to put it in with the least number of work features to keep the file size to a minimum.
I would put a work axis down the hole and a work plane between the centre work plane and the one down the hole.
Next I would put a sketch on the work plane a project the geometry
Where the sketch geometry crosed the user work axis I would put a work point.
I'm open to any better suggestions as well
TIA
Duncan Anderson
"Humour is one man shouting gibberish in the face of authority, and proving by fabricated insanity that nothing could be as mad as what passes for ordinary living." {Terence 'Spike' Milligan KBE (16 Apr 1918 – 27 Feb 2002)}
