Extrude intersection

geoff_josey

Hi
I have created the attached model in an attempt to resolve a problem I have. I have looked at some videos but must be missing something. I want the extrude to stop ie. merge, where it meets the angled plane. 
Thanks
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8c435b6c3d8dc7664e01495b/w/e2d291322bf45029451c9d22/e/f3ebff57663071562a5d2623

robert_scott_jr_

Hello Geoff. I don't understand your intention. Is the angled plane you are referring to plane 3? Since plane 3 is where the extrude starts I think you might mean the 'stop' point to be something else. - Scotty

glen_dewsbury

Is this what you're looking for?
If yes, then you'll want to adjust the sequence in the feature tree so there is a face to extrude to.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/12b2f1424faae1b3ac40bcc0/w/b5b13315049eecd4a1ba200e/e/2f210ba11b6687bc7bf7ff8b

geoff_josey

Hi Glen, yes that is what I was trying to achieve. Could you elaborate on your comment ref. adjusting the sequence in the feature tree please.
Robert - the plane I am extruding to is plane 3 and the profile is on plane 1

Thanks for you help

glen_dewsbury

Hey @geoff_josey
The feature tree is a timeline of when features are built. You can move(drag) features up and own through time(feature tree). I wanted to extrude 'Extrude 2' up to the face of 'Extrude 3' so I dragged 'Extrude 2' a point in time after 'Extrude 3' so I could extrude up to a face.
While you are editing a feature some where in the list, all the ones made after it do not exist yet.
I probably moved a couple other things as well, like plane 3 and a sketch 4.
Added an other part studio with a shortened time frame that you may want to look at.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/12b2f1424faae1b3ac40bcc0/w/b5b13315049eecd4a1ba200e/e/c51b98b86964bb100f6dadab
I would recommend the basics in the learning center if you haven't been there yet. The lessons will get you up to speed quickly.
https://learn.onshape.com/catalog?labels=%5B%22Self-Paced%20Courses%22%5D&values=%5B%22CAD%20Basics%22%5D
  

geoff_josey

Thanks again for the guidance which is really useful. Your comment ref. editing the feature tree is a feature  I had
missed ! I will have a good look at the other links.