Move a sketch to be coincident with another sketch

[Anonymous]

Hi-

Here is two sketches. The lighter yellow is the FRAME.

The darker yellow is the CAGE.

Bother were completed, and the drawing moved forward to other design elements.

I discovered that I need to lengthen the Frame 1". Which I did with no problem.

Now, I must move the Cage so the rear tip is in line with the tip of the Frame--shown by the two arrows.

I've been futzing about for a while and cannot figure out how to do this.

NOTE: there are many components attached to the Cage...may I assume all will "move" (find their correct places in the design) with the Cage after the cage is moved?

Thanx

-G

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[Anonymous]

So...anyone? Iss it possible to move the sketch to match the new position of the body/component?

[TheCADWhisperer]

Are you dimensioning your work?

What happens if you hit P for Project Geometry and project point from first sketch into second sketch and then apply a coincident constraint?

[Anonymous]

1) GREAT screen name! (I tend to scream and shout and use all sorts of language that could make a linebacker blush--but, I don't throw things).

2) Forgive me: what's Dimensioning? I mean, I probably am, but I'm not really with it with a lot of the correct terminology/vernacular.

Your suggestion seems do-able except it doesn't accomplish my intention--(I know, I didn't explain why I want to move the sketch).

I drew a sketch.

Proceeded with the project.

Much later, the section that is projected from that sketch needed to be moved an inch toward the rear end. 

Now, any time I need to go back and do something pre-move, I have to contend with the moved section that has--by virtue of the timeline--been relocated to its original position (an inch toward the front.

At this point this is more of an inquiry to quench a thirst of the unknown. So, not a huge deal.

But thanx for your time/suggestions.

-G