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I am trying use Inventor to modify the contours/dimensions of a part that I derived from a .123DX file that I found on Thingverse.
The Thingverse file (LINK HERE) is supposed to be a holder for an Arduino board and a long, 60-row breadboard. I attached .IPT and .IAM files that I dervived from the .123DX file container in the ZIP download folder. (More on how I created those files at the very bottom of this post)
I created a Photoshop mockup of what I'm trying to accomplish. As you can see, I'd like to create expansion trays for more breadboards. I can't print this project as a single part due to the size of my Makerbot's print bed.
Two questions for this message board
1). What tool/process should I use cutting the walls shaded in red? I know there is a "slice" tool in AutoCAD, but I haven't found the analogous tool in Inventor
2). Should I be designed these trays in a "part" (.IPT) or "assembly" (.IAM) window? I attached both below
Many thanks in advance. Would appreciate anyone who can help out this Inventor beginner

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