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Currently it is possible to create a plane perpendicular to a face at a point, but it appears to not be possible to just create a plane that is perpendicular to another plane and going through a point. This would be very useful when setting up a "local coordinate system" in some nonaligned direction.
Hey there, thanks for the idea! We are archiving this due to the lack of votes. As a work-around, you can create a plane that is perpendicular to another plane by creating a sketch line on the first plane and then use Plane Along Path to create the second plane, making it perpendicular to the first plane.
