Hi, its good method. I wonder why Creo didn't have a option to create such angular hole in one Hole feature. One think i need to say here is that I don't know which Creo release you were used, but, with new creo 9.0 or later we don't need geometry point and datum plane after creating a sketched axis. We can use co-axial hole feature to create bore. And thank you for your tips video 😀😀😀
Nicely done! Sir i have been from AutoCAD and Solidworks world. started learning PTC CREO lately and finding great difficulty grapsing this hidden not so clear "Referencing". In SolidWorks, mirroring or circular pattens etc needs Axis, Edges or planes using "convert entities" or simple Reference Planes or geometry but CREO is just keeps these parameters hidden or not explained on youtube by anyone. Also Udemy have nearly none courses. Is anyone got through these basic concepts via youtube channels or video, please do point me in right direction.
Hi, its good method. I wonder why Creo didn't have a option to create such angular hole in one Hole feature.
One think i need to say here is that I don't know which Creo release you were used, but, with new creo 9.0 or later we don't need geometry point and datum plane after creating a sketched axis. We can use co-axial hole feature to create bore.
And thank you for your tips video 😀😀😀
Nicely done! Sir i have been from AutoCAD and Solidworks world. started learning PTC CREO lately and finding great difficulty grapsing this hidden not so clear "Referencing". In SolidWorks, mirroring or circular pattens etc needs Axis, Edges or planes using "convert entities" or simple Reference Planes or geometry but CREO is just keeps these parameters hidden or not explained on youtube by anyone. Also Udemy have nearly none courses. Is anyone got through these basic concepts via youtube channels or video, please do point me in right direction.
I will create video on this