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Can you imagine that just about everything in front of you right now has had a dimension on it at some point. Everything except that apple over there to the left. the Big Guy upstairs has an automated routing programs for that kinda stuff. Everyone probably has some opinion about how to dimens
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2 years ago
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Hung Le
2 years ago
You can also do this with the Symetric relationship. If you have a construction line (centerline) and two other entities, like circles on each side of the construction line. IF you select all three, a Symetric relation will show up in the property manager to the left. This is one of the most useful relations by far.
Let me know if that answers your question!
1 year ago
Now your base sketch is centered in both x and y directions. Makes things much easier when you have to change the size of your part and still keep other features relative
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This way you select circle edges as opposed to center marks - which often dangle.
You can also be confident (without having to keep zooming in to the pick point) that you are selecting just what you want and not hidden sketches etc or center lines which you may be oblivious you are picking unless - again - zooming right in.
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