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Send sketches in assemblies to their own parts
Hello,
If you create a sketch in an assembly, how do you send that sketch to be its own part file? Thanks. 
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03-12-2010, 02:35
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Re: Send sketches in assemblies to their own parts
You want to read up on layout sketches. They will do about what you are asking, but in a nicer way.
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