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2. | Select the border of the workplane in the viewport. A Command Mini Toolbar (CMT) opens. | |||
3. | Click ![]() | |||
4. | Draw two concentric circles of radius 40 units and radius 20 units respectively, on the workplane. | |||
5. | Select the border of the workplane and click ![]() | |||
6. | Draw a horizontal line, which is tangential to the outer circle. | |||
7. | Select the border of the workplane and click ![]() | |||
8. | Press SPACEBAR, click ![]() | |||
9. | Draw a concentric inner circle of radius 5 units. | |||
10. | Select the border of the workplane, click ![]() | |||
11. | Draw another circle which touches the above line and the earlier outer circle (radius 25 units), as shown in the video. | |||
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2. | Select the border of the workplane with the profile. The visual feedback shows the areas selected for the pull operation. | |
3. | Cancel the selection of a circular area as shown in the video. | |
4. | Pull the profile into a 3D object. | |
5. | Drag the cursor to select the 3D object and click ![]() | |
6. | Select the lowermost edge of the 3D object, press SPACEBAR to open the OMT, and click Keep Tan on the OMT. | |
7. | Move the selected part of the 3D object such that it is tangential to the base line. | |
8. | Drag the fixed reference point (red anchor point) to the center of the larger hole and drag the moved reference (green anchor point) to the center of the smaller hole. | |
9. | Finally drag the green anchor to modify the 3D object. The distance between the two anchor points should be 110 units. |