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Work Planes

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    A work plane is a construction feature that defines the parametric location of a sketch plane in 3D space. A work plane is useful when no planar face exists to use as a sketch plane, for example, when sketching on curved faces.

    Create work planes

    Inventor Fusion creates the following types of work planes. Most work planes are automatically created based on the geometry selections. Some work features, such as an offset work plane, also require a value to define the location.

    Icon Work Plane Type Inputs
      Offset Plane Select a work plane or planar model face and enter the distance.
      Plane At Angle Select a model edge, sketch line, or work axis, and enter the angle.
      Tangent Plane Select a cylindrical face and enter the angle. The plane is created where you clicked on the cylinder.
      Midplane Select two parallel planes or planar model faces. The work plane is created halfway between them.
      Plane Through Two Edges Select two model edges, sketch lines, or work axes.
      Plane Through Three Points Select three model, sketch, or work points.