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creating the extrusion
13. Use the Up To Next end condition, which makes the extruded solid go up to the next solid
that it encounters.
14. Use the View menu to turn off the display of Axes, Temporary Axes, and Planes.
The Bottom Line
Create new sketches and edit existing ones. In SolidWorks, each sketch is named and must
be on a plane or planar face. You can edit only one sketch at a time, and there are things you
cannot do while in a sketch.
Master It Practice creating new sketches and using the various sketch entities on the
Sketch toolbar to familiarize yourself with the range of tools that are available and how
they work.
Create new reference geometry and use the planes to create new sketches. As you get
deeper into this book, you will learn more uses for the Reference Geometry tools. For now, the
primary function is to establish planes for sketches without relying on adding relationships to
solid geometry.
