In writing macros I see that it takes a whole page of code just to figure out the desired selection logic of a Workbench, this is where the Workbench approach is great because it isolates how selections are made depending on the Workbench. Much less chance of errors being added to PartDesign for ins...

If I remember correctly, I copied all the fasteners into a standard FreeCAD file, it took a while. This way I could open the file, do whatever I wanted with each type of fastener. No workbench needed in this usage, just open the file and copy/paste. This way I could be more specific about what faste...

by chrisb IIRC it was NormandC - who does professional CAD modeling - who explained that washers are modeled in their assembled state, i.e.: flat. I would say spring washers are special, often times they are used to keep objects tight together and spaced out or apply pressure. Either way I could se...

I just tried to install 19 and 21 and the dev version 0.22.3582 and the HP laptop is black screen. Win 10 Pro

I renamed the dll and no more black screen. I will try a newer version next week.

Thanks for this post, now I have a useful laptop.

You might try selecting an edge and then use a Subtractive Pipe to create a fillet. I have been wanting to experiment more with this concept. Edit: You might also think about using an Additive Pipe to create the rounded edge in the first place and then see if Fillet will give you some additional hel...

Select Fillet and use the tool dialog to select edges one at at a time. It might not work as planned.

Not in a good place to do it right now, will do it next week. I probably need the time to think about how this issue works with the option "View Section".
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Additive pipe. You could do the lip and the wall and even a bit of the floor all in one pipe. Then the floor is a Pad.

T-joins and crossings are not allowed in sketches that are used for padding.
The point from the OP is, that it throws no error.

That's correct, throws no error, does not hide the Pad, isn't detected by isTouched() and makes some weird model view that should not show.
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This is what I use to deal with this issue, a macro. I will normally just model away and then if I get to a point where I need to edit something early I run this macro, I make my changes and close the macro. I could also use it all the time but I'm too lazy, I just use it when I need to. If you want...