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There is also the option of using skeleton techniques but defining the top-level features within the context of the assembly rather than within a skeleton part model.
rcamp describes this technique here and suggests that it is particularly useful when used with family tables. Anyone else tried this method?
not sure if this could get added but I use "cutout" often as a boolean operation. It is particularly helpful when you need to parametrically model the surrounding air volume of a chamber for example with respect to preparing a CFD analysis...
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