Breaking Up Large Multi|Part Studio Into Sub|Assemblies

Breaking Up Large Multi|Part Studio Into Sub|Assemblies — Onshape

Breaking Up Large Multi-Part Studio Into Sub-Assemblies — Onshape

Your suggested approach of copying the part studio and than deleting parts should work, as long as you actually delete all features for the parts you want to ...

Multi-part studios in assemblies - Onshape Forums

I've just done a fabricated product main parts designed and linked in 1 part studio and then split up into different rigid sub assy's and the a ...

Sub-Assemblies - Onshape Forums

Import set of organic parts into a subassembly, fix one (let's call it the "main" part of the subassembly), group the rest. Add mate connector ...

dissolve composite part in an assembly - Onshape Forums

In your in a top assembly, pick components, RMB and move to new assembly. This will allow you to easily break up your top up into manageable sub ...

move part from a multipart studio to it's own part studio — Onshape

If you want to follow bottom up approach then the rule "one part per part studio" applies. Then you don't need to split it into different part ...

Assembly Structure (Subassemblies & Groups) - YouTube

... assemblies. A part that is fixed in a ... Check out the rest of the Onshape Assemblies playlist - • Assemblies in Onshape Visit the Onshape ...

import assembly into same document but in separated part studios

The answer to this heavily influences the response. Quick answer on how to do this: If you need parts imported in as their own part studios then ...

Onshape Tutorial 4 - Multiple Parts and Assembly - YouTube

... to deal with multiple parts by either using a single part studio or by using multiple part studios and use of the Assembly function.

How to use Part Studios Most Efficiently - YouTube

This is one of many lessons available on the Learning Center. To learn more jump, over to the Onshape Learning Center, & sign in using your ...

Add a Part Studio as Sub-Assembly or Group? - Onshape Forums

Inserting part studio into assembly in simply a shortcut to inserting parts one by one. I usually try to keep part studios in default position ...

sub assembled parts break apart - Onshape Forums

Also, if you're used to a multi-body part workflow from other CAD systems and want all of the parts in your part studio to be inseparable/a ...

Multi-Part Part Studio Applications - YouTube

To view the entire Multi-Part Part Studio course, visit the Onshape learning center: ...

Promote process, and splitting up drawings, for professional ...

Giving each part and subassy drawing its own document? This would require a lot of releases. For promoting: -One release for parts in the studio ...

Parts/assembly methodology : r/Onshape - Reddit

You can make each part in its own part studio and then assemble them together - but that's kind of missing the point. Instead you can take a top ...

Breaking up a monster document - Onshape Forums

There are many sub-sub-assemblies some of which are used multiple times. Of course, there are many parts used in multiple assemblies. Moving an ...

Intended behavior? Multiple fixed parts move independently in next ...

1. Create my parts. · 2. Go to the assembly, insert both and group them. · 3. Go to part studio and change the distance between parts to be 3 ...

Splitting part after assembly - is it possible to relink mates?

As I expected, this naturally breaks the assembly process as the original non-split part doesn't exist in the Parts Studio: OnShape allows ...

Revision management of sub-assemblies and multi-step parts

The top down approach with being able to define geometry of all the bodies in one part studio is efficient from an initial layout of a product ...

OnShape CAD advice - Chief Delphi

The best way to make it manageable is logically break up your assemblies and sub assemblies and part studios and only have 1 or 2 “everything” assemblies.

Assemblies - I'm confused... - Onshape Forums

None of the parts needs to move relative to one another. In each of the parts studios there are lots of parts/instances (one of the parts ...