Solid causes each object to be entirely filled . If you want to see the different filling patterns of the individual layers, then deactivate this option.

Once you zero in on the fastener you want to insert into your design, you can select multiple holes or let the tool automatically fill similar size holes on your part.

I did do the two blades closest to the holes in the hub separately but they ended up the same radius anyway.

I took a look at your screencast, and after attempting to fill in the details from your missing audio, it seems like the preserve bodies around the bolt holes aren't showing up in the outcomes that were generated.

With this update, you can now choose from 19 new Arrowhead shapes in addition to the default “Closed Filled ”. These new shapes can be set for Dimensions, Leaders, Balloons, Bend IDs, and Hole IDs.

1 column to the right of that. the (wear D) column, your values will be small like .001, .002 or negative (this dimension is radial and incrementally added to the tools existing dimension) if you bore a 1.000 " hole , and you have finish with a hole that is .999" , set your tool wear D to -.0005 think of your WEAR D, as the same exact thing as "leave stock" I understand the advantages of using "wear" I just do not know how to do it.

1 column to the right of that. the (wear D) column, your values will be small like .001, .002 or negative (this dimension is radial and incrementally added to the tools existing dimension) if you bore a 1.000 " hole , and you have finish with a hole that is .999" , set your tool wear D to -.0005 think of your WEAR D, as the same exact thing as "leave stock" I understand the advantages of using "wear" I just do not know how to do it.

I went down the youtube rabbit hole last night and found some other interesting ways.

I went down the youtube rabbit hole last night and found some other interesting ways.

When zoomed out, cylinders that represent holes might be displayed using a few triangles so the opening of the hole could actually be an octagon but because it’s so small you can’t tell and it looks circular.

A circle defined with a width of 0 will be filled . The radius of the resulting circle is limited to 1000 mm.