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Adding Design Details<br />

2. Move the cursor over the upper half of the sketch, and when the<br />

upper semicircle is highlighted, click to select.<br />

3. In the Extrude dialog box, type a distance of 55 mm, click the<br />

Centered option, ensure the Join option is selected, and<br />

then click OK.<br />

If you make an error, you can use the Undo<br />

Extrude feature again.<br />

tool to create the<br />

Your extrusion feature should appear as shown on the right.<br />

Reusing Sketches<br />

You have already seen several ways to define constraints between design<br />

elements. Another way to create relationships between geometry<br />

elements is to reuse sketches. This is a handy feature because you only<br />

have to define the relationships once in a sketch, and then you can use<br />

them again for other tasks.<br />

To reuse the previous sketch for another extrusion feature:<br />

1. In the Browser, click the plus (+) sign to the left of Extrusion2.<br />

2. Right-click Sketch2 and choose Share Sketch.<br />

Sketch2 is now listed separately in the Browser as a shared sketch.<br />

3. On the Panel bar, click the Extrude tool.<br />

4. Select the inner circle as the profile to extrude.<br />

Tip: Position the cursor near the center of the circle, then<br />

click to select.<br />

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