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Angled Hole on Non-planar Surface

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RJake

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Nov 17, 2003
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Howdy. I am trying to place a tapped hole on a non-planar surface.....but I need the hole to be placed at an angle to this surface, not perpendicular to it. I can get a hole normal to this surface by just inserting a hole.....but I can't angle it or make it follow a path (axis or construction line). Any ideas. Thanks
 
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You might want to cut a small flat surface normal to your hole on your skewed surface. Place a point on the small flat normal surface and insert your hole constrained to that point using the hole wizard.

You can use Cut > Extrude or perform a Cut > Revolve to place your flat surface on your skewed surface.

There are also other ways of doing this that others will probably post.

Jeff Mowry
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...or add a plane angled or offset off a plane or surface. You may need two planes, one offset then one angled. Then add the hole on the new plane.
 
Another option...

Use a 3D sketch to define the hole axis. Then you can create planes, axes, sketches, etc. referencing the 3D sketch.
 
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