perpendicular plan

[TECNOMODEL]

I've been banging my head for a while and I haven't found anything with the search.

in inventor is there no possibility to create a plan perpendicular to another plan?
I had to get 2 intersection points, one axis and then build it perpendicular to the latter. I think it's very slender, but otherwise I couldn't do it.

 

[Il Mauri]

I've been banging my head for a while and I haven't found anything with the search.

in inventor is there no possibility to create a plan perpendicular to another plan?
I had to get 2 intersection points, one axis and then build it perpendicular to the latter. I think it's very slender, but otherwise I couldn't do it.

But you didn't like one of the default axes?

Anyway I would do like this:
I click an existing plane or face, I take the command "work plane" (the generic one), I click one of the default axes (of course what I need as a rotation axis) and inventor asks me to give the value of rotation. done.

 

[TECNOMODEL]

too easy, I have to make a perpendicular plan to another user plan, not one of the default ones.

 

[rf.infissi@libero.it]

if you have a edge on the user plane create a work plan using the axis as a rotation axis.
if you don't have the edge and have a point on the user plane, create user plan
Right click
creates axis using the point and plane and uses the axis as rotation

 

[Il Mauri]

too easy, I have to make a perpendicular plan to another user plan, not one of the default ones.

I think it was

 

[GianniM]

in inventor is there no possibility to create a plan perpendicular to another plan?

Yes, on the first floor draws a construction line that will be the line that will intersect the two floors.
then from the top menu go to "plane/angle plane around edge" (these are the English commands, for the Italian version you just have to translate them) and create a floor with an angle to taste regarding the first floor and passing through the line created.

ciauz

 

[PaoloR1]

If you have a plan, whatever it is, you will certainly have a perpendicular plan at the origin (at a plan of origin). Just go slowly, and select a perpendicular origin on your plan.