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Mirroring a part results in unnecessary lines
peter_morris
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Hi, I'm modelling a fairly simple tool-post that is symmetrical about the diagonal. I have modelled one half and then mirrored it to create the final version, but in doing so I get a vertical lines where the two half's meet, strangely I don't see an equivalent horizontal lines. The model is in my 'Smart & Brown Model M Mk1' folder and entitled 'Tool Post'.
Any ideas to resolve will be gratefully received.
Regareds
Peter
Any ideas to resolve will be gratefully received.
Regareds
Peter
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paul_chastell Onshape Employees Posts: 126Your sketch is unconstrained and the two faces remain two faces because they aren't parallel. See screenshot. I would suggest constraining the sketch or the mirror plane to ensure the sketch lines are exactly perpendicular to the plane.
Paul Chastell
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john_mcclary Member, Developers Posts: 3,938 PROOh, didn't even look at the sketch, good catch.
Even the holes are slightly off center of the mirror plane.
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Can you please share a link?
IR for AS/NZS 1100
I'm not sure whether that is what you want though? Can you explain what I need to do if it isn't.
Hi Krz, sadly that is what I had done already. If I create a New part then I have lines on both the horizontal and vertical surfaces. When using 'Add' its just the vertical surfaces.
I'm confused.
Thanks for helping.
Regards
Peter
In the mean time, you can use "Replace face" to knit those edges
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a834a28e27aa94463c852522/w/04f2cb23a9dd0a9579e1073b/e/680877d326df44fd0c162731
TVP, Onshape R&D
Even the holes are slightly off center of the mirror plane.
The help is very much appreciated.