Help Mating Two Faces

Help Mating Two Faces

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Help Mating Two Faces

Anonymous
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Hi all,

I’m used to using Inventor where they had the mate feature to connect two faces. How could I use fusion 360 to mate these two highlighted faces so that they can both still move independently while maintaining contact between their faces? Thanks!

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jhackney1972
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Each one must be a component, then placed in an assembly.  You do not say their condition so I have to state the obvious.  One will be Grounded and then use a Planar joint between the two faces.  Attach your model and the forum users will be happy to help.

 

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Daniel_Wbbr
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To add further explanation to the answer provided by jhackney1972 for us complete noobs:

 

Select the Joint (J) command from the assembly ribbon. In the 'Motion' tab, change the default 'Rigid' to 'Planar'; once selected, return to the 'Position' tab of the Joint assembly tool and select the two faces to be "mated".