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I'm really new to Fusion360 and finished/printed my first design. But I need to remove a part of a circle that holds the construction on a wooden stick. I did it after printing with a tool, but I want to implement this to my design in Fusion. How can I remove the section of the circle (should be 90°)? I attached two Images, one of the printed Part, how it should look like and one of the current design in Fusion (both top-down view). I hope someone can help me.
Thanks for this way, unfortunatly this don't work because I already have extruded the sketch and nothing changes at the extrusion, when I follow the steps
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but when I try to apply the Symmetry tool, I get this Error: "Failed to solve. Please try revising dimensions or constraints." What need I do to solve this?
also I don't understand how you change the angle at the end with the sketch Dimension tool. If I open your file I can do ith when I long press the left mouse button, while applying the tool, but with my original file that doesn't work. What can I do so it works in my file and I could possilbe change the angle?
also I don't understand how you change the angle at the end with the sketch Dimension tool.
In sketch 3, I first added 2 lines at arbitrary angles and arranged them symmetrically to a vertical line. Then I dimensioned the angle between the lines (90 deg).
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