Separate Features Within a Single Part into a New Part

Separate Features Within a Single Part into a New Part

In IRONCAD, you can model multiple features within a single part, similar to assembling LEGO blocks from the catalog.
However, there may be cases where you want to separate some features into a different part later.
You can efficiently perform this separation using the catalog.

<Initial State>
Features are created within a single part.

Register [Cylinder] and [H Cylinder] into the new catalog.


Then drag and drop [Cylinder] and [H Cylinder] from the catalog.


<After Separation>
The cylindrical section at the top is separated into a new part.


Please refer to the video below.

IC-074

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