Projecting the hole on the other solid

Hi All,

I hope like previous one I learn lots of useful lesson from this one

I have 2 solids beside each other with a gap in between.

one got a hole and I need that hole on the other one on the same direction and same size.

is there any way to use the existing hole and with a command make the same thing on the other one?

Cheers

Ali

Draw a circle at the end of the hole on object 1. Move this circle to the object 2. Extrude the circle. You cannot "copy" the hole from one object to another.

Draw a circle at the end of the hole on object 1. Move this circle to the object 2. Extrude the circle. You cannot "copy" the hole from one object to another.

Thanks mate for your quick reply,

I know this kind of way but thought there should be something about projecting that hole on the other one.

I know this kind of way but thought there should be something about projecting that hole on the other one.

Sounds like Autodesk Inventor.

I set delobj=0 and put all 2D construction geometry (like circles) on a construction layer. Presspull command to drill holes.

Sounds like Autodesk Inventor.

 

I set delobj=0 and put all 2D construction geometry (like circles) on a construction layer. Presspull command to drill holes.

just point it correctly because at the moment I'm learning Inventor:lol:

but I did not understand the method you explained. can you please rephrase it for dumb people like me:wink:

Cheers

JDM retains the original geometry (Delobj=0). Therefor he can reuse it as often as needed. In this case, the circle used to make the original hole can be used to create the same size/location hole in the second object. JDM prefers Press/Pull as opposed to the old Extrude command. There you have it.