I closed Freecad20 and opened it again and it fixed itself.

I just loaded FreeCad20 and have been using 19. I know this is a really dumb question and sorry for asking it, but on the sketch I do not see the points at the end of lines anymore. How do I get those back? Thanks for the help in advance. freecad19 freecad19 line.png freecad20 freecad20 line.png

What worked for me was to choose a plane for the sketch, do the profile of a thread as a basic triangle and have it in the main cylinder a little bit. Then use the sweep helix and define it as needed. What is odd though is this. I then added two chamfers to the teeth and even though the threads show...

That worked and was not that bad. Thank you.

I got it move some, but not 90 degrees. When I put the axis at 90 it does this. Has me thinking I am doing something wrong.

Hello, I need some help with an outside thread. Watched some videos and see to start with a helix, but that is where I get stuck. BTW- With how common threads are I am really surprised there is not an easy way to do it on the outside of a cylinder. I tried to look at the thread profile workbench, bu...

I went in and fixed all that were not constrained that fixed it. Thanks.

Hello,
When I try to add a pocket to the model it adds and extra material item in an odd spot. Anyone want to take a look and see what I am doing wrong? Or is this just a bug in Freecad19? I just uploaded the lastest version of freecad19 and it still shows up.
Thanks,
Troy

Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 7:40 pm If you modify the angle with the mouse wheel, you can see the limit. It's when the countersink hit the bottom of the pad.
You have to modify some dimensions so.

I was trying that watching the hole. I did not seem to got the bottom of the hole. No biggy, I got it to work with other methods.

Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 7:27 pm File, Picture, Workbench, data ...

Part_Mirror

Yup, that worked, thank you. I was trying to figure out how to do it from the part design workbench. The mirror worked as it should. I knew it had to be there and was easy.