indiancad Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago When modelling symmetrical components, the mirror plane is not always parallel to the standard XY, YZ, or XZ planes. The MIRROR3D command makes this easier by allowing you to define a custom mirror plane using three points. This is useful when creating matching components for angled brackets, machine parts, or other non-standard shapes. After mirroring, I also check the position and orientation of the new solid. Have you used MIRROR3D with a custom plane? What method do you prefer for creating symmetrical 3D parts? Quote
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