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Can someone tell me why this is not constrained?
carlos_berdeal
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6304bac849cca86832d438cd/w/5905ac9a92b6aee832335062/e/111b86e6499c006201d15e06This is my second week here. Sorry I am a newbie!
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/88fc6b9f7d6ac4020ce9ceb7/v/35dec4e00e3f2c81fe1d6497/e/01d1c694cb1411f65db4ed87
Looks like you're close! You just need a couple more dimensions (and actually in one spot it looks like maybe you're over constrained)
1) This top right angle isn't defined. Which is fine, if there are sufficient length constraints. So if you didn't want that angle to be a driving dimension, you could instead dimension one of the highlighted lines in the second screenshot
2) Nothing is defining the thickness of the right segment. What I did was make two construction lines and use the equal constraint to make the thickness of the right the same as the thickness of the horizontal piece.
3) This section here is actually over-constrained. in order to get rid of that blue section of the line, you need to either get rid of the 0.74 or the 0.089 driving dimension. Then you can delete the blue section of line and move make the right two points coincide.
Hope that helps!