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Using 2D Sketch to draw at different angles on a part

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jcasey7460
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Using 2D Sketch to draw at different angles on a part

Instead of spending another 1-2 hours on something that is probably fairly basic I decided to ask here...

 

I am trying to take a drawing that was started off on an XY plane, and turn it 90 degrees to an YZ plane (I think) and then sketch the next part of the drawing. I attached a some images (one of the drawing exercise and another one that shows you what I am trying to do (support-fixture-dim-sides is the title)and also a moving gif that shows the side without a grid), just to give you a better idea. 

 

How do I get the side (the rounded part) of this part so that when I draw a line it will draw from one of the sides. I am unable to Create New Sketch on either of those rounded parts, if I could that would solve it. So I figured something like projected geometry might work but nothing so far. I've been on this for a while so I need to ask someone.

 

Drawing included if it helps...

 

support_fixture.JPGsupport-fixture-dims-side.pngpg.gif

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JDMather
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Use symmetry about the Origin.

Your Sketch1 is not placed at a logical location.

Your Sketch1 is missing at least one dimension.


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jcasey7460
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Thanks for the comment (drawing/sketches too). It's starting to make more sense now. I didn't get anything done yesterday but I learned something.

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