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Measurements in an assembly
stuart_forbes
Member Posts: 2 ✭
Hi all,
New to Cad and OnShape. I have been tinkering around with a "hotend" mount for my 3d printer. I have reproduced the hotend and assembled it. In theory this hotend assembly can have different overall lengths depending on how far each part is screwed in. How can I measure the final assembly, end to end? This would help me get the right depth and relationship to the other parts
Cheers, Stu
New to Cad and OnShape. I have been tinkering around with a "hotend" mount for my 3d printer. I have reproduced the hotend and assembled it. In theory this hotend assembly can have different overall lengths depending on how far each part is screwed in. How can I measure the final assembly, end to end? This would help me get the right depth and relationship to the other parts
Cheers, Stu
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nav Member Posts: 258 ✭✭✭✭Hi @stuart_forbes , @lougallo wrote this post (https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/95/measurement-in-onshape) about the measuring feature in assembly. In your case that you want to measure final length select two features (reference geometries) from your model and you`ll get the length between them.
Nicolas Ariza V.
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