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Slanted sloping. How does it work?
Hello,
I have to model a slanted surface (sloping from top right to bottom left on the square part) on the linked workpiece, but unfortunately I don't know how to do it. Can someone please show me which tools to use?
Thank you in advance!
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Hello Frank. Here's one way. I suspect there may be a cleaner, simpler method. - Scotty
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You can do it simply using "move face" and picking mate connector for ref. Either using two move faces, or using a sketch to define the axis and one move face feature depending on how you want to control it:
Even just a single draft feature using a MC:
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Hello Frank. Here's one way. I suspect there may be a cleaner, simpler method. - Scotty
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Thank you very much, this is so simple, yet sooo good! I tried for several days without success!
Man, there's still a long way to go until I master the tool even a little.
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You can do it simply using "move face" and picking mate connector for ref. Either using two move faces, or using a sketch to define the axis and one move face feature depending on how you want to control it:
Even just a single draft feature using a MC:
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