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If I change the extrusion thickness of my part the slot feature I have attached to it mysteriously m
luke_glazebrook456
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Absolute OnShape Newb still so be gentle with me, if I change the extrusion thickness of my part the slot feature I have attached to it mysteriously moves upwards. Wonder is there a way I can constrain it and stop it moving anywhere? Hope this image makes sense, obviously I have done something silly during the design phase…
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@luke_glazebrook456 can you share a link to your document? There are many possible reasons the model is behaving this way, specifically if the features/sketches for the slots reference geometry from the first extrude (setting the sketch plane to the mid-point of the first extrude, for example). There are many reasons one might want the model to behave this way, there are many reasons one might not - it all depends on the…. dependencies for the slot feature.
Thankyou for offering to take a look buddy … https://cad.onshape.com/documents/95f54a6cab77d421e8ba7976/w/9517f570c6508c42b784a37a/e/596da71e8701a496e680782b
@luke_glazebrook456 It looks like the issue can be traced back to an unconstrained sketch (Clip hole). Because this sketch isn't fully constrained, it shifts up and down when you change extrude 1 thickness:
You can tell that the sketch is unconstrained because of the little blue symbol. You can constrain this sketch to have the clip hole ALWAYS a given distance from the bottom face, or a certain percentage of the way up, depending on your design intent.