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[Cast16]

Good morning.
Excuse me if you've already discussed this, but I don't know how to look for it. . .
I have a part that is used in 4 different assemblies. This part will be almost identical, it will only change the amount of holes.
How can I associate them, so if I change one, they all change me?
Thank you.

 

[Ilario]

depends on how "simple" the plate.
I tell you a couple of roads, those that can be the most comfortable for me, but there can be other solutions that go to "feel" we say.
1st street
- do a separate part of the single plate without holes
- make other n° plates depending on how many you need where you will drift the base plate and make it in each different holes

2nd street
- create an excel file with common sizes
- associate the excel file to the parameters of each plate by connecting the size to the excel cells (see the guide for how to do), changing the excel file will change all the plates.

for reasons of comfort I would use the first road.

 

[Cast16]

thanks ilario,
My part is this:the holes highlighted will be from 1 to 4.
I know they want to change it after bent because they told me to try. . .
I did with iparts, connected the variable with nr. of the pattern of the holes.
So I had lunch with iparts.I know him.
I don't understand first.
Do I have to look for buds to make a derived part?
greetings,
aurel

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

thanks ilario,
My part is this:View attachment 39719the holes highlighted will be from 1 to 4.
I know they want to change it after bent because they told me to try. . .
I did with iparts, connected the variable with nr. of the pattern of the holes.
So I had lunch with iparts.View attachment 39720I know him.
I don't understand first.
Do I have to look for buds to make a derived part?
greetings,
aurel

I'm sorry if I'm trying to make a derivative part is very simple and functional.
create a new part
go ingestion - insert board - drift
choose the base part to derive
make all the holes you want.

from this moment changing the base part changes the derived part.

Say hi. .

 

[Cast16]

I tried now, and it's really the best solution for my case.
I didn't know the existence. .
Thank you.