Fusion
Here you go. You needed to use a Cylindrical Joint to allow from some sideways error. Do not forget to mark the Accept Solution or ask another question. Model is attached.
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Makes perfect sense to fudge with Cylindrical Joint, if you are not interested in finding the misalignment.
(Yes I did this tutorial with Revolves) My Joint List.
However, you have too many sketches with blue sketch articles keeping you awake.
So why would you sketch on the Origin, (Born Technique) and build it over there. Eyeballs are good for removing clutter. Cylinders and Moves would not be in the @TheCADWhisperer tutorial as far as I remember.
Back to normal programming,
This slider joint is flush inside the base, on one side.
Might help....
@umehugonna wrote:I will really appreciate any quick reply. i am in a hurry to finish it.
You did not cite the source of your information?
When I was in school - we were taught to always cite our sources.
Sketch1 is empty?
Sketch2 is not fully defined. Duplicated dimensions?
You should have started asking questions much much earlier...
Fillets in wrong order in the Timeline...
...should all occur before Shell for uniform thickness.
