Adding Hardware in 3D with Subassemblies
To add Hardware in 3D with Subassemblies, select Product Prompts and select the Product to be modified.
Fig. 01 - Product Prompts
From the Product Prompts window, right-click and select Subassemblies.
Fig. 02 - Select Subassemblies from the Product Prompts Context Menu
Expand the Hardware menu in the left-hand pane and double click the Hardware item to be added.
Fig. 03 - Hardware Menu
Right-click the Hardware item that has been added to the right-hand pane, and select Pick Point.
Fig. 04 - Pick Point
Select the point on the product where the Hardware is to be added. Select OK > select OK. The Hardware is added to the product and machining is automatically applied.
Despite the older interface in this video, the workflow for adding a subassembly hardware item remains unchanged.
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