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Use sketch geometry that I can't "reach"
john_reed263
Member Posts: 10 EDU
Hi,
I'm making a hinge that attaches a top and a bottom. I'd like to project the hinge geometry I've created on the bottom to the top. But both he sketch feature and the area on the top is "inside" the two parts. I've tried to use section view with no luck. Is this a product of a poor design strategy? Or is there a way I can project the geometry (use) even though it is "inside" the parts. Here is a link to the document: Thanks
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/127e25704cb137a4e1d10cfb/w/f59c0af773ac47d45c5ceb23/e/f4e5ba3939dd577f0725669b?renderMode=6&uiState=63a4b3638c03be04f31c3511
I'm making a hinge that attaches a top and a bottom. I'd like to project the hinge geometry I've created on the bottom to the top. But both he sketch feature and the area on the top is "inside" the two parts. I've tried to use section view with no luck. Is this a product of a poor design strategy? Or is there a way I can project the geometry (use) even though it is "inside" the parts. Here is a link to the document: Thanks
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/127e25704cb137a4e1d10cfb/w/f59c0af773ac47d45c5ceb23/e/f4e5ba3939dd577f0725669b?renderMode=6&uiState=63a4b3638c03be04f31c3511
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By chance, is this what you are trying to end up with ??