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When you use the Mirror command, make sure you are mirroring Features and you set the Compute Type to "Identical". Model attached.
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I will let the video explain what I see as the solution to your mirror problem. Model is attached.
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No really. The way you were attempting could have worked but you really went off tangent in your process with all the moving and manipulation. I really did not try and use your method because using the Emboss function was much more straight forward and a much easier workflow.
If you have your heart set on using Extrude, I have attached your model using that method. It requires the creation of an Offset Surface which involves just that much more work. Look for the surface in the timeline. With this method the Mirror uses the Identical Compute Type.
Exploring different methods to arrive at the same result will increase your enjoyment of Fusion 350 plus, a lot of times, make you more efficient.
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