This topic was from an old thread. Im trying to find out more information on creating "Sketch Part". I want to use the same sketch in multiple parts. I also want to be able to use these parts in different assys, so an assembly sketch wont allow me to do this.
You can embed a part with sketch in another part.
You can also put an envel> This topic was from an old thread. Im trying to find out more
I tried what the person said in the thread above, but since the part doesnt have an solids, I cant use it for a base part.
I currently have a weldment with 18 parts. Each part is looking at an assembly sketch. We decided to make smaller versions of the weldment, so I looked into using the parts in a new assy. This would work, since they are all looking at the assy sketch on the original assy. I then decided to make all new parts in the second (smaller) assy, but did a COPY of the original assy so I can keep the parts looking at the assy sketch. I then deleted 4 of the parts to make a shorter version of the weldment. All of the other parts are exactly the same as the parts from the original weldment, but have different part numbers.
trying to solve this dilemma the past couple of days, and a early option was to break all relations on the original weldment so I could use the same parts in the new weldment assy. This would also delete my "design intent", since its in the assy sketch.
What do most people do in my situation? Is it good/bad practice to use like parts in multiple weldments? Im curious to see if some companies do this.
Please post comments/suggestions.
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