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For some time now I've been working on a model of a roundhouse (snapshot below). So far I modeled parts through stall 14 (stalls are numbered 1 on the lower left through 14 on the upper right. The completed model will be 27 stalls.)
I've been assembling the many components using the Assembly4 workbench, which has worked well. You will note an interior dividing wall between stalls 7 and 8. Note also the short four-window walls that run around the middle intersect the dividing wall. Below is a snapshot of the area I'm referring to.
I would like to use FreeCAD to tell me exactly where in the dividing wall I need to punch a hole to insert the ends of the four-window walls. I've found I can use the Part-Section tool to establish a section at the intersection of one of the four-window walls and the dividing wall in the Assembly file, but I don't see any way to get that info back into the file that contains the model for the dividing wall.
So, is there a way to transfer that section info back to the model file for one of the components of an assembly? Alternatively, is there some other way I can extract this information and transfer it back to the dividing wall model file?
As a last resort, I can always go back to the individual model files, do the math and figure out where the hole should go, but there's a lot of room for error there and this just seems like a natural extension of the Assembly workbench.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Bill Lugg
Transferring a feature from an Assembly to a component
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