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Drawing from one part studio.
teddy_pessagno
Member Posts: 38 ✭✭
Hi All,
I started a couple different ways to draw a loft bed. I saw on a video that I should make all the parts that stay together in one part studio. When I try to make a drawing I would have to bring in all the parts.
Should I have drawn it differently? Maybe "add" instead of "new" when I extruded?
I like the drawing and now am looking for a way to make a cut list.
Thanks
Teddy_P
I started a couple different ways to draw a loft bed. I saw on a video that I should make all the parts that stay together in one part studio. When I try to make a drawing I would have to bring in all the parts.
Should I have drawn it differently? Maybe "add" instead of "new" when I extruded?
I like the drawing and now am looking for a way to make a cut list.
Thanks
Teddy_P
0
Best Answer
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Darren_A_Henry
Onshape Employees Posts: 67 
Hi Teddy
If you want all the parts together on a drawing you need to create an assembly. Simply create an assembly in your Document, by inserting the entire part studio. You can use group to rigidly fasten all the parts together. Then reference that assembly in the drawing view.
Darren
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If you want all the parts together on a drawing you need to create an assembly. Simply create an assembly in your Document, by inserting the entire part studio. You can use group to rigidly fasten all the parts together. Then reference that assembly in the drawing view.
Darren
Yes that worked.
Thanks
Teddy_P