Hello,
I'm working with Solidworks for a couple of years now and there is 1 thing that I really don't get. I always make my parts and sub-assemblies then I place them into the total assembly where I will be making the holes. So if I change anything in my model the holes stay linked and centered. But if (in the total assembly) I try to make a hole in a part of my sub-assembly then this hole will not be linked because the part is already in a sub-assembly, so it can be linked to a hole of a part in the total assembly. Isn't this against the solidworks method? I always thought that the great advantage of Solidworks was that everything is linked. How does anyone else solve this problem?
Thanks in advance!
greets!
Frederik
Good morning Frederik,
Welcome to the Forum,
Attached is a presentation that I am planning to give to our Local Users Group in February. I am still making changes and adding things so this isn't the final piece.
If it helps use it, if not throw it away
Later,
John