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Help with Sketch
siddharth_shanmugam056
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Good evening. I am currently designing a lantern face in CAD that I plan to laser cut. Behind my image silhouette, I have decorative triangles. I realized that each triangle is a bit too thick, and I would like to increase the gaps between them. How can I adjust this without breaking everything and having to start over? I’ve attached a few images of the sketch below.
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erase everything and start over. Lol but do it in separate features instead of one big sketch.
Don’t erase it all but rather use it for a guide. I’d suggest doing the triangle cutouts as a hole and then pattern that hole. Do the cat silhouette as a separate extrude cut and add a thin extrude to complete the silhouette. Makes it easier to tweak things later on.