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10-Marble
March 25, 2025
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Copying a part and its drawing to an assembly

  • March 25, 2025
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Hello,

I have a part and its drawing. I need to make an assembly by using this part and as well as its drawing as new drawing file for my new assembly. Is it possible? Creating a copy of a part drawing as a drawing of an assembly which the original part belongs to. Please ask if it is too vague and I will try my best to clarify it.

Thanks.

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Catalina
Community Moderator
March 25, 2025

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LBoddah10-MarbleAuthor
10-Marble
March 25, 2025

Thank you Catalina for your quick reply. Let me clarify it by using screenshots. Let's say I have a part:

OO_9805252_0-1742900435721.png


And I have a drawing of it:

OO_9805252_1-1742900450884.png


I need to create an assembly file by using that file:

OO_9805252_2-1742900478704.png


But also I would like to copy the drawing of the part to the drawing of assembly. With its notes and its views. Since the part is in that assembly I can use drawing of the part in the drawing of the assembly.

Is it possible?

StephenW
23-Emerald III
March 25, 2025

So, maybe my understanding of your requirement is incorrect. 

You want to keep the orginal part drawing as it is.

You want to make a new assembly  using that part, but utilize the drawing of the part to be able to skip the time it takes to create the views. in the assembly drawing.

I don't think you can directly do that. 

@tbraxton suggestion of creating and using a drawing template is the closest you can get I think.

 

You can copy and paste drawing notes and other non-model details from one drawing to another to save the time of creation of specific notes. 

StephenW
23-Emerald III
March 25, 2025

edited...removed...see my other reply