multiple planes in solidworks

[sanction]

trying to have two planes 180 degress with a 30 degree angle on a revolved surface can only get one. any help out there?

 

[Theophilus]

I'm not sure what you mean. Two planes 180 degrees apart are one plane if that is all there is to it. Are they offset?

What's the 30 degree angle on a revolved surface got to do with the rest?

I think you'll need to ellaborate to get much help. Speaking of help, have you read it? Lots of great info on creating planes, angles, and revolves.


Jeff Mowry

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[CorBlimeyLimey]

sanction ... are you trying to make two revolves at the same time? If so, you can't. Only one sketch plane at a time can be active. Make one revolve & then do a feature pattern.


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