How to measure and place a 3d object relative to another 3d object?

How to measure and place a 3d object relative to another 3d object?

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How to measure and place a 3d object relative to another 3d object?

Anonymous
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I have a 2000x1000x5 mm 3d object and I would like to place a 900 mm Length bar of 50x30x2 mm on it at a distance of 50 mm from each side as shown in the picture below. What's the best approach in accomplishing this?

 

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Patchy
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Why not move it to the corner using snap for accuracy, then move x,y = 50,50

or move midpoint to midpoint then move away 50mm

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devitg
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@Anonymous  some like it 

 

draw 50 mm radius at  big plate corner , then 2 50 mm  at its quadrant , move the bar to  the 2 last circle intersection , the same as it was drawing in the old days, before CAD 

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j.palmeL29YX
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If the both parts are parallel, you can do it >>this way<<

If the beam is placed anywhere in the space, >>this way<< is possible. 

Jürgen Palme
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I have accepted all 3 as a valid solution as I have found that @Patchy provided the quickest, @devitg the most interesting, and @j.palmeL29YX the most comprehensive answer. Thank you all for your answers!  

 

Nice community btw 🙂

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