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Aligning Sketch Rotation"Origin"

Hi there, I am having a hard time wording my problem 
I am working on a triangle model.
The edges are drafted, I want to create a sketch on the draft.
But the sketch seems rotated. The Y axis (not sure it its y or x) does not "lie" on the top plane.
Now I cant constraint properly because it is not parallel.
How can I "rotate" the sketch so it fits better ?
The sketch on the draft that is on the front works fine.
I hope my problem description makes sence.
Thanks
Some images:
Image showing draft:

Front is fine, sketch is not rotated:

Sketch is rotated:

Constraints are also rotated
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I am working on a triangle model.
The edges are drafted, I want to create a sketch on the draft.
But the sketch seems rotated. The Y axis (not sure it its y or x) does not "lie" on the top plane.
Now I cant constraint properly because it is not parallel.
How can I "rotate" the sketch so it fits better ?
The sketch on the draft that is on the front works fine.
I hope my problem description makes sence.
Thanks

Some images:
Image showing draft:

Front is fine, sketch is not rotated:

Sketch is rotated:

Constraints are also rotated


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Best Answer
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NeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,790
Use a mate connector (aligned) for the sketch planeSenior Director, Technical Services, EMEA2
Answers
Easy fix