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Blind hole doesn't show on drawing, but through-hole does
david_scott322
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Very new user here...
I have a very simple drawing: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1849e6789feb761f77f87f92/w/58db8db983d705c0861b42c4/e/5ba48b7caa4a483dabbf9e59
I made a blind, tapped hole using a mating connector for location on the curved surface and it doesn't show on the drawing.
However, if I change it to a through hole, it is shown correctly.
Is this user error, parameter setting, bug or what?
I searched the forum and training files...can't find anything related to this.
Thanks for any comments in advance,
Dave
(Edit: I missed that I need to select a suitable category *before* generating the question. Sorry, I can't seem to find a way to change it.)
Very new user here...
I have a very simple drawing: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1849e6789feb761f77f87f92/w/58db8db983d705c0861b42c4/e/5ba48b7caa4a483dabbf9e59
I made a blind, tapped hole using a mating connector for location on the curved surface and it doesn't show on the drawing.
However, if I change it to a through hole, it is shown correctly.
Is this user error, parameter setting, bug or what?
I searched the forum and training files...can't find anything related to this.
Thanks for any comments in advance,
Dave
(Edit: I missed that I need to select a suitable category *before* generating the question. Sorry, I can't seem to find a way to change it.)
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john_mcclary Member, Developers Posts: 3,935 PROAlso, your view in the drawing is the opposite side of the part.
If you project to the side you're showing in the model, then you would see your hole
Right clicking the view should give you the context menu for hidden lines. Double click is a short cut for view properties5
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If you project to the side you're showing in the model, then you would see your hole
Right clicking the view should give you the context menu for hidden lines. Double click is a short cut for view properties