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Sketching in strange places

I am finding myself at times needing to have a sketch plane where no convenient face exists.
I have been doing a cumbersome work around by creating a cube, then transforming to the correct location and orientation and then starting a sketch with the face of the cube as my sketch plan.
This feels very cumbersome.
Is there a way to do this better?
I have been doing a cumbersome work around by creating a cube, then transforming to the correct location and orientation and then starting a sketch with the face of the cube as my sketch plan.
This feels very cumbersome.
Is there a way to do this better?
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cadmando Member Posts: 68 ✭✭
Yes, create a Plane, it's next to the Helix Tool, there are a lot of different way's to create a plane ie: offset from a Plane. Some will require reference lines from a sketch, take a few minutes to explore all the options available in the drop down list.
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