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John Hackney, Retired
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Without the model I will guess. When you were creating the Blade body, you failed to notice, the extrusion created a Join to the Handle body instead of a New Body.
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I created a Screencast on lengthening the blade of my crude knife when the model is one body to start with. I split the blade in the middle of it, the choice of positions is up to you. Really like to have your model.
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You had already Split the blade from the handle and I assumed the distance you wanted to lengthen the blade was shown by the sketch points. I finished the Move/Copy in the Screencast to show the process. I then used the Extrude command to join the knife blade back to the full knife handle. Extrude can be used on any sketch profile and on any planar surface. Model is attached.
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