In a Drawing how do you create a dimension at the intersection of two radius
In a Drawing how do you create a dimension at the intersection of two radius
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Right off the bat in Pro-Engineer when creating dimensions one option you can select is "Interesction" you pick the two intersecting lines and you have a dimension. FOR SOME REASON in Solidworks this is not available or is done by some hidden process.
My drawing as a 45 degree bend in it and I want to dimension the intersections of the two radius on each bend. How do you do this and it's not by using the min/max routine.
Again in Pro-E it's easy you select the word intersect from the menu and your done in 5 seconds.
Thanks any input will be appreciated.
Jeff
My drawing as a 45 degree bend in it and I want to dimension the intersections of the two radius on each bend. How do you do this and it's not by using the min/max routine.
Again in Pro-E it's easy you select the word intersect from the menu and your done in 5 seconds.
Thanks any input will be appreciated.
Jeff






RE: In a Drawing how do you create a dimension at the intersection of two radius
Place a sketch point at the intersection, and dimension to the sketch point.
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JHG
RE: In a Drawing how do you create a dimension at the intersection of two radius
http://help.solidworks.com/2014/english/solidworks...
RE: In a Drawing how do you create a dimension at the intersection of two radius