design with different parts

[fulcad3d]

Hello, everyone.
I have a new question/choice to propose hoping to receive some comment.
then:
how do you recommend me to draw a piece that refers to another? I mean they have to frame each other and if I design them together, sw me considers them a single piece but I need to handle them separately.
I don't know sw well; in rhino I drew everything together and if I wanted to detach a part of the axe and save it independently, it was enough to duplicate the file and delete everything that was too much; in sw you can not because by deleting what is too much, I often lose also work on what I want to preserve because of the concatenation of everything; or any operation and related to something that exists and must not stop exist.

I was unclear!? I'm afraid so.
Well, if you understand anything, give me some advice. thanks

 

[marcof]

Hello, everyone.
I have a new question/choice to propose hoping to receive some comment.
then:
how do you recommend me to draw a piece that refers to another? I mean they have to frame each other and if I design them together, sw me considers them a single piece but I need to handle them separately.

you have to do a set (file/new/assieme), which is composed by many parts. inside the axieme you can model the new parts referring to the existing geometry and to this they will remain assimilated. hole of the part "b" modeled on the hole of the part "a; change I hole of "a" and that on "b" is updated automatically.
look at the help voice modeling top-down. If you've modeled axioms as multibody parts now, you'll have to do it again.
but first of all you have to do all the tutorials and study well the help to understand how deep rhino and swx are.

Hi.

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[fulcad3d]

Thank you marcof.

I already know the creation of the aid; I didn't know if there were alternative ways.

as always your help is ready and reliable.

next time.

Hi.

 

[re_solidworks]

there would be alternative roads, to be taken as fillings and not as a method of work. you can separate the part into multiple solid bodies (in your case I understand 2) and then using the body erase function combined with configurations you can get what you want. in a configuration you will find the part with the form "a" and in another part with the form "b".