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No headersThe Hole feature creates three types of drilled holes: simple, counter bored, and countersunk.
You can reference other model geometry to set the location, diameter, and depth of the hole. When the ball manipulator is active, you can select points, lines, and edges for location references. When the arrow manipulator is active, you can click a face to set the hole depth.
You can edit a hole feature by right-clicking on it in the browser and selecting Edit Hole.
- Start the Hole command.
- Click a face. The manipulator displays where you click.
- Use the ball to move the hole location on the face.
- Click a sketch point or an end point to snap to that location.
- Click a circle, arc, or ellipse to snap to the center.
- Click a line or edge to add a transient dimension.
- Click the arrow and drag it to change the hole depth. Pause the cursor over a hidden face to highlight it for the depth selection.
- Click the ring and drag it to change the hole diameter. Click a cylindrical face to set the hole diameter.
- Change the tip angle in the command ribbon.
- For a Counter Bore hole, use the second arrow and ring to set the depth and diameter.
- For a countersunk hole, use the second ring to set the diameter and change the angle in the command ribbon.
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