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Start the Generator

Place the Holes

Place the Holes (continued)

Place the Holes (continued)

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Using the Bolted Connection Generator, you have learned how to:

Start a Bolted Connection.
Place holes.
Add fasteners.
Use an existing hole.
Edit a bolted connection.

You can check the Help files for further information.

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