Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
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When modelling a small bearing, been trying to figure out how to make the dimension for the placement of Plane3 from the front plane of the part equal to 1/2 the (.2362) width of the bearing. (Plane will be used to mirror the revolved cut shown on the face to make a cut on the far side)
"Top" annotation view gives the pertinent dimensions, and I can click on Plane3 in the FT to show the .1181 dimension as previously entered; but when I move the cursor over to grab the .1181 dimension, it disappears. How does one capture this to place into an Equation?
"Top" annotation view gives the pertinent dimensions, and I can click on Plane3 in the FT to show the .1181 dimension as previously entered; but when I move the cursor over to grab the .1181 dimension, it disappears. How does one capture this to place into an Equation?






RE: Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
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Chris
SolidWorks 06 5.1/PDMWorks 06
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 10-27-06)
RE: Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
Or if it's a revolve, position the sketch symmetrically about the Front plane.
RE: Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
Guess I could've made just one sketch and revolve about the centerline as per your second suggestion....looks like that would've been a better choice.
Thnx all for the inputs.
Gatz
RE: Plane dimensioning value in an Equation
Jason
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