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Line to face sliding mate
Just_Julian
Member Posts: 2 EDU
Hey everyone! I've been trying to figure out how to make a line mated to a face in an assembly so when the face/plane changes it's angle around a ring, the line connected to the face moves along with it, but staying flat.
I have a ring with multiple arms coming off of it that can rotate down, and now I need all the arms to move in sync, so when I move one arm a few degrees or a lot, all of them move so the top of the arms are all parallel. I've tried multiple things such as the slider mate and such, but can't seem to find anything that works. Everything seems to only want to work with faces/certain parts of faces, but never the line itself. I'm used to SolidWorks, but I've recently gotten into Onshape and I've done a few things already
Thanks for any help!
I have a ring with multiple arms coming off of it that can rotate down, and now I need all the arms to move in sync, so when I move one arm a few degrees or a lot, all of them move so the top of the arms are all parallel. I've tried multiple things such as the slider mate and such, but can't seem to find anything that works. Everything seems to only want to work with faces/certain parts of faces, but never the line itself. I'm used to SolidWorks, but I've recently gotten into Onshape and I've done a few things already
Thanks for any help!
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Answers
Fastened mate should be your first choice, it should remain perpendicular to the face as it moves.