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Drawing Axis Issues

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CD-Magnox
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Drawing Axis Issues

Ok this is now doing my nut in, in Inventor drawing how do you get just a cross axis for a hole on a PCD to point to the centre of the PCD.

 

I don't want the PCD to be part of the axis if this makes sense....

 

 

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YannickEnrico
in reply to: CD-Magnox

I'm not sure I understand you correctly. Do you want this, or only the crosses?

 

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CD-Magnox
in reply to: YannickEnrico

only the crosses is exactly what I am after

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YannickEnrico
in reply to: CD-Magnox

To my knowledge, you would have to do that using a sketch. I see no way to turn off the centerline geometry.

 

Here's how I did it

Create a sketch and do a circular pattern

 

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Message 5 of 6
CD-Magnox
in reply to: YannickEnrico

I thought that this was the case, I can't believe how useless Inventor drawing really is......

 

I was kind of hoping for a better solution, thanks

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NigelHay
in reply to: CD-Magnox

You can do this with the basic centreline command by picking the hole & then the O.D. but it's a bit tedious. For each hole, you have to drag the end of the c/line back towards the centre (you can't drag it past the centre) & also delete the surplus centreline at 90° to the main one. (Why does it even do that? I can't think of any time I've needed that extra line).

 

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