In Sketch002 you have 2 dimensional constraints set to 0. This is bad practice and most likely will bite you at some point.

Your Through All just needs to to tick the Symmetric to plane, then al is good:

Part workbench is more CSG modeling. Each object (primitive or extruded from a sketch) is a single solid. Each has no link to each other until you use a boolean to combine them. Part Design is a feature based modeling paradigm. Each Body object represents a single solid that is the accumulation of a...

How to proceed?

Update to 0.19

Then go through the intro tutorial listed in my sig below.


And make sure to read:

• chrisb's Sketcher lecture: https://owncloud.gwdg.de/index.php/s/eZ ... 9/download
• Advice_for_creating_stable_models
• Basic Attachment Tutorial

it may be fun, and easy. it typically means the model is being developed with little forethought. Slapping sketches on generated geometry with reckless abandon should never be considered best practice (even if the tnp issue is gone). And, doing will cause the issue (even in the ever so vaunted Fusio...

0.18 is over 2 years old at this point and has had no work in that time. 0.19 is way more stable and has had like 6000 fixes and improvements. The Std_Part (the yellow icon) is not necessary. Each object can be contained in a Body object when using Part Design workbench. To align those Body objects ...

there are a couple of macros in the addon manager for setting the view to the camera and to different vectors. and I think one will allow saving user views.

I'm not at a pc, and my I can't remember the names.

there is a guy over on the Facebook group making something with pitch that changes from start to finish. https://m.facebook.com/groups/416491481766626/permalink/3807843842631356/ he's done it in three sections, but I think he really wants variable from start to finish. I suggested he have a look at ...

any chance this will do a variable pitch helix?

but you can create a sketch with no attachment for use in Part workbench. also, I assume when you say plane you mean you've selected a face of some feature in a body. which is not recommended because of the topological naming problem. in Part Design you should always be selecting which base plane th...

Double-click on the group, the initial dialog appears