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Printing dimensions on models?
ethan_hall730
Member Posts: 5 PRO
Hello all,
If I have built a model out a number sketch planes, is there a way to export or print the finished model with the dimensions? For example, to send to a manual machine shop or craftsman, etc. I could obviously draw separate sketches for this purpose, but then I would have version control issues across the workspace, and duplicate work. The "Show Dimension" feature in the context menu does not seem to be quite complete...
Perhaps I am missing something obvious? Any ideas?
Regards,
Ethan
If I have built a model out a number sketch planes, is there a way to export or print the finished model with the dimensions? For example, to send to a manual machine shop or craftsman, etc. I could obviously draw separate sketches for this purpose, but then I would have version control issues across the workspace, and duplicate work. The "Show Dimension" feature in the context menu does not seem to be quite complete...
Perhaps I am missing something obvious? Any ideas?
Regards,
Ethan
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coleman OS Professional Posts: 244 ✭✭✭2D prints are in the onshape development pipeline and should be coming later this summer.5
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coleman OS Professional Posts: 244 ✭✭✭Yes, that in essence is what it does.
You generate 3D model in a part studio, then you can create a 2D drawing (part print) from that 3D model. You will select edges with a dimension tool and it will populate the dimension.
Watch this demo: https://fast.wistia.net/embed/iframe/d44wm56vow?popover=true
Everyone is anxiously awaiting the drawing component on onshape5
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You generate 3D model in a part studio, then you can create a 2D drawing (part print) from that 3D model. You will select edges with a dimension tool and it will populate the dimension.
Watch this demo: https://fast.wistia.net/embed/iframe/d44wm56vow?popover=true
Everyone is anxiously awaiting the drawing component on onshape