I've done only the Essentials course and am looking for a job here in Tucson (freelance will do), and so in the mean time I've been copying/drawing some things.
WELL I just learned that if you unclik the Merge box in the Extrusion tool the new extruded part does not 'merge' with the old one and there is a line..... DUH!!!! so I guess I just need to keep on cliking and uncliking.... points
Your comment sounds like you are basically relying on breaking apart multi-body parts to get individual parts. While this is a method that works, I would suggest that it's generally not the best method when dealing with multiple parts. You should look at all of the tools available for dealing with assemblies.
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What I meant was that on a simple extusion, when I extrude/cut something else from it, I never saw the line between the two steps. When I discovered the merge box I can deliniate individual seperate steps and see a line where the extusion/cut is started. Nothing about assemblies... Thanks for the advice anyway. Points
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