How do you make a plane in Creo Parametric?

How do you make a plane in Creo Parametric?

Create datum planes in a part model.

1. Enable Plane Display.
2. Select the right surface.
3. Click Plane from the mini toolbar.
4. Drag the drag handle to an offset of 12.
5. Click OK in the Datum Plane dialog box.
6. In the ribbon, select the View tab.
7. Enable Plane Tag Display from the Show group.
8. In the ribbon, select the Model tab.

How do you show datum in Creo?

How to show the Datum Tag Reference Plane in some views and hide it in others in Creo Parametric

1. Create a part with its drawing.
2. Into the part create a Datum Plane, select it in model tree and Right Mouse Buton > Properties > Set Datum Tag Annotation.
3. Go back to drawing and note that this datum tag is shown in all views.

What is a datum in Creo?

Datum planes are used as a reference on a part where a reference does not already exist. The values that you specify as the height and width of the display outlines of datum planes are not Creo dimension values and are not displayed.

How do you make a tapered cylinder in Creo?

1. Create or open a 3D part with one or more sketched sections.
2. Select a sketched section. An Options Toolbar and a linear dragger appear.
3. Pull the dragger to dynamically adjust the taper angle of the selected sketch. Alternatively, double-click the taper angle value and type a new value. The tapered extrusion is created.

How do you show centerlines in Creo?

Attaching Centerlines to views: Select each of the lines drawn > right mouse button > select Relate to View (NOTE: Not doing this step will result in the view not being attached to the view; which means if you move the view then the centerline will not move with it.)

How do you make a datum axis in Creo?

On the Annotate tab, in the Annotations group, click the arrow next to Draft Datum, and click Draft Datum Axis. The Select Point dialog box opens. 3. Click on the required location in the drawing to start drawing the axis.

What are the different types of datum?

There are two main datums in the United States. Horizontal datums measure positions (latitude and longitude) on the surface of the Earth, while vertical datums are used to measure land elevations and water depths.