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Select the points, click the "select profile" tool and select the two If, for some reason, it doesn't automatically.The points to be horizontal with the center of the large circle.īoth center points to be 1.75” from the center of the large circle.įunction should recognize the unconsumed sketch and automatically Add points to the left and right of the large circle.“Create 2D Sketch” and click on the large face where you just drew the big The holes’ locations on the same face as you sketched the circle for the Cut Extrude. Two holes can’t be made in the same fashion as the large one as they are The 2 threaded holes using the "Hole" feature

Inserting a dimension between the circle and the top and side walls, howeverĭrawing our construction lines allows our part to adapt to changes in theĭesign process and thus satisfies a better drawing etiquette.

Note: This circle could have been placed by.

Select "Cut" (located in the middle of the extrusion window).

The "Extrude" button and selecting the circle to be cut Cut Extrude the circle out from the plate by:

You can edit dimensions by double-clicking on them.ġ5.

Dimension the circle's diameter to 1.75”.

Draw a second line so that it intersects in the exact center. To change a construction object back into a regular one simply highlight it and deselect the construction lineġ2. Lines are used only for reference and will not effect an extrusion, revolutionĮtc. Dimension the lines using the “Dimension” function, or by hitting “D” Thus, changing one of the lengths will automatically change the other.Ĥ. Constraining two lines to be "equal" f orces them to have the same length.

Constraining wisely can reduce the amount of dimensioning required later, and also allow for simultaneous modifications of certain parts.

The new constraint conflicts with a previous one Your constraint has already been made in one form or another

Inventor will not let you over-constrain a sketch.A sketch that is not fully constrained is essentially floating in space without a reference dimension to the origin. It is recommended that ALL shapes of every sketch be fully constrained so that if you go back and change a feature your intended relationships will hold.If you cannot snap to your origin, you may need to re-project the geometry of the origin onto your sketch. Note: At least one corner must be at the origin for a part to be fully constrained.