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Calculating Cubic Feet from Extrusion or other Tool???


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On 11/16/2018 at 8:35 PM, CW76 said:

is there another tool

 

The Volumetric Properties tool can be useful for the odd time you need this information.

 

You have your object..

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The figures are displayed straight away - but you can choose to place these on the drawing

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This places a grouped text block - I generally remove the centre of mass info for simple drawings, but its been really useful for an on going design project where I need to know the the c of m position on concrete worktops where I have odd areas for hobs and designed-in underside void areas to reduce overall weight etc. For this, choose also to place locus at centre of mass

 

For a drawing with many objects, @michaelk's suggestion is a better route I think.This would allow you to develop the information to a more comprehensive output.

 

 

 

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