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The best way is to think before you start. It is by far not always trivial, but worth every minute you think about where to place your object in 3D space. This one should have YZ-plane go through the center of the object.

Glyn wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 2:05 am Are there other ways to ensure the cube is centered XYZ?

If you use a Cube primitive or a Part cube, you can use expressions for the x-, y- and z-component of the Placement/AttachmentOffset, e.g. for x:

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-Cube.Length/2

In Cura you have to configure the infill of solids.
100%: plastic rock solid
20%-30%: common infill, pretty stable
12%-20%: rather lightweight
0%: no infill.

Sketcher CreatePoint used to create points as construction geometry, because in nearly all cases that's what they are used for.

In current 0.22 they are here on macOS created as real geometry. Can others please confirm?

Sliptonic entwickelt die Fräs-Workbench eifrig weiter. Im Zuge dessen gab es auch die Umbenennung.

Alle Fehler solltest Du unbedingt auf Github melden.

ezequielleonzybert wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 3:17 am But I need the planar DXF for laser cutting. Not the 3D body

Using the legacy exporter and the option to project along the view direction I get from this object ...

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a flat dxf:

ezequielleonzybert wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:40 pm What would happen then when I export the sketches to DXF for laser cutting? Would the rotated sketch keep being rotated in the dxf drawing?

You should not export sketches, but rather the gear, i.e. the solid created based on the sketches.

it is not obvious with the tiny print in the combo box Besides that I think you should always have a look at this to see your progress, this tiny box is backed up by the whole sketch turning red, which I would rate as extremely obvious. I guess I regard Dimensions as a form of constraint I fully ag...

@Leadhead I don't quite understand the approach. This is what I see:
There is a workbench (Sketcher), which does what you need, e.g. tangent lines.
Now you look at another workbench (Draft), which hasn't such features. So where is the problem? Why not just use Sketcher?

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