How to make datum plane in assembly?

5 answers

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  Jane Jeong over 3 years ago

  you can make datum plane,axis,line by using point in assembly.

  Answered with a tutorial: https://grabcad.com/tutorials/how-to-make-datum-plane-in-assembly

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  shiva over 3 years ago

  by using wave link also you can call for top down approch

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  Adam Rurański over 3 years ago

  But when i want to move part this datum plane stay in the same position. Datum plane is not constrained to the part. It is a problem. I need constrained datum part or axis to part.

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  Samu Suojanen over 3 years ago

  It's possible to make datum plane in an assembly and then use assembly constraints to constraint the parts with the datum plane of the assembly.

  Using "center" constraint and option "2 to 1" you can symmetrically position these two bodies according to the datum plane. Moving one part will move the other part/body too then.

  Moving the datum plane afterwards will affect the position of the parts constrained to it, as designed.

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     amol over 3 years ago

     by using refrence set you can create plane at part level and use it in assembly whenever needed.

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  Mark Baumgartner over 3 years ago

  Set your datum plane in the parts, not the assembly.
  In your assembly navigator right click the part you want to constrain -----> Replace Reference Set----->Entire Part and all planes etc apear and you can constrain the components as usual.
  Don't forget to go back ---->Replace Reference Set----->Model when you are finished constraining or else the Datum Planes etc apear on your drafting page