How do i draw a line between two planes

peter_roberts941

I am trying to recreate the shape in the picture. 
I have drawn the initial patern, extruded then created a plane on the extruded face and a second time to generate the full depth shape. 
The problem is that i cannot draw across from pne plane to another. I envisage makeing a few different patterns using the same concept. 

Help please?

Thanks

emagdalenaC2i

You can create a linear pattern like this:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/b04fbe8f147253e5697006a9/w/723e3da5ffc10de47d0e92d2/e/4317cdbd3237333550c317fe

MBartlett21

Or create a part and use HexInfill FS

peter_roberts941

Hi, I don't think i explained this properly.
I am trying to recreate the individual panels within the picture. They are 3D. I am wanting to make a mould or patern for this.
Thanks

MBartlett21

Use 3d fit spline

jrs_spedley

I don't think you can draw a line between planes without creating a new plane to draw it on.  It can be done with featurescript but it isn't trivial if you've never done it before.

Jake_Rosenfeld

@peter_roberts941

If you sketch the endpoints of the two lines on their respective planes, you can use 3d fit spline or bridging curve tools to make a line between the two endpoints (thanks @mbartlett21 for mentioning this):
https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content/3d_fit_spline.htm
https://cad.onshape.com/help/Content/bridgingcurve.htm

Fit spline is probably a better tool for this job, but both tools are powerful in their own way.

jrs_spedley

I know it's not what you asked but I think I drew it here.  It's hard to tell from just a photo.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4d6a4ad1dcce9c44cf5fe994/w/c0275fbe06c215e32a30e451/e/82ae60ada16debf4c722a02f