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You need to attach files using a Forum post. You cannot attach files using an email interface. Your file for @g-andresen did not make it.
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You need to attach files using a Forum post. You cannot attach files using an email interface. Your file for @g-andresen did not make it.
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You want to avoid using Primitives, especially on second features, because they do not allow for accurate placement. You can use another Center Point Rectangle to accurately place the second cutout feature. I will not return your model as it will be an F3Z and the process is very simple.
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You want to avoid using Primitives, especially on second features, because they do not allow for accurate placement. You can use another Center Point Rectangle to accurately place the second cutout feature. I will not return your model as it will be an F3Z and the process is very simple.
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I assumed you wanted it centered as that is what you supplied, at least close. You can use the same method, except instead of placing the center point of the rectangle at the center of the large component but placing it with a vertical sketch constraint between the centers and then dimension the vertical dimension anywhere you desire.
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I assumed you wanted it centered as that is what you supplied, at least close. You can use the same method, except instead of placing the center point of the rectangle at the center of the large component but placing it with a vertical sketch constraint between the centers and then dimension the vertical dimension anywhere you desire.
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Please do not forget to select the "Accept Solution" icon on my Forum post if it solves your issue. Ask for further help if needed.
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Please do not forget to select the "Accept Solution" icon on my Forum post if it solves your issue. Ask for further help if needed.
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You can start here with Self-Paced Lessons.
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You can start here with Self-Paced Lessons.
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