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== 1st Method - By Constructive Solid Geometry ==
== 1st Method - By Constructive Solid Geometry ==
* Start with the [[Part Workbench]] ('''View > Workbench > Part''' menu)
# Start with the [[Part Workbench]] [[Image:Switch PartWorkbench.JPG]].
* If you haven't opened a new FreeCAD document (most of the FreeCAD window looks greyed-out), from the pull-down menu click File > New or click the Create A New Document tool [[Image:Document-new.svg|32px]].
# If you haven't opened a new FreeCAD document (most of the FreeCAD window looks greyed-out), from the pull-down menu click {{MenuCommand|File New}} or click the [[Image:Std_New.svg|32px|link=Std_New]] '''Create a new empty document''' icon.
* Click on the [[Image:Part_Box.png|32px]] [[Part_Box|Box]] button to create a box
# Click on the [[Image:Part_Box.svg|32px]] [[Part_Box|Box]] button to create a box
* Change its dimensions by selecting it either in the 3D space, or by clicking it in the Project tab to the left, then
# Change its dimensions by selecting it either in the 3D space, or by clicking it in the Project tab to the left, then
* Click on the Data tab at the bottom, and change values for Height, Length and Width to 750mm, 50 and 50 ''(see Fig. 1.1)''
# Click on the Data tab at the bottom, and change values for Length, Width and Height to 50mm, 50 and 750 ''(see Fig. 1.1)'' '''Note''': ''back when these captures were taken, the properties were ordered differently, with Height being first''.
# The box now fills most of the 3D view. Click on [[Image:Std ViewFitAll.svg|32px]] [[Std ViewFitAll|Fit All]] to fit the view to the newly created box.
* Create a second box the same way, but with values 750, 40 and 40mm. By default this box will be superimposed on the first one. ''(see Fig. 1.2)''
# Create a second box the same way, but with values L=40, W=40 and H=750mm. By default this box will be superimposed on the first one. ''(see Fig. 1.2)''
* You'll now subtract the second box from the first. Select the first shape first (named Box), then the second one (named Box001), the selection order is important! (Make sure that both shapes are selected in the Project tree. One thing to remember: in Inventor navigation mode, Ctrl + click does not work for multiple selection. [[Mouse_Model|Switch]] to either CAD or Blender selection.)
# You'll now subtract the second box from the first. Select the first shape first (named Box), then the second one (named Box001), the selection order is important! (Make sure that both shapes are selected in the Project tree. '''One thing to remember:''' in Inventor navigation mode, {{Button|Ctrl}} + click does not work for multiple selection. Switch [[Mouse_navigation|Mouse navigation]] to either CAD or Blender selection.)
* On the Part Workbench toolbar, click on the [[Image:Part_Cut.png|32px]] [[Part_Cut|Cut]] tool.
# On the Part Workbench toolbar, click on the [[Image:Part_Cut.svg|32px]] [[Part_Cut|Cut]] tool.

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== 1st Method - By Constructive Solid Geometry ==
# Start with the [[Part Workbench]] [[Image:Switch PartWorkbench.JPG]].
# If you haven't opened a new FreeCAD document (most of the FreeCAD window looks greyed-out), from the pull-down menu click {{MenuCommand|File → New}} or click the [[Image:Std_New.svg|32px|link=Std_New]] '''Create a new empty document''' icon.
# Click on the [[Image:Part_Box.svg|32px]] [[Part_Box|Box]] button to create a box
# Change its dimensions by selecting it either in the 3D space, or by clicking it in the Project tab to the left, then
# Click on the Data tab at the bottom, and change values for Length, Width and Height to 50mm, 50 and 750 ''(see Fig. 1.1)'' '''Note''': ''back when these captures were taken, the properties were ordered differently, with Height being first''.
# The box now fills most of the 3D view. Click on [[Image:Std ViewFitAll.svg|32px]] [[Std ViewFitAll|Fit All]] to fit the view to the newly created box.
# Create a second box the same way, but with values L=40, W=40 and H=750mm. By default this box will be superimposed on the first one. ''(see Fig. 1.2)''
# You'll now subtract the second box from the first. Select the first shape first (named Box), then the second one (named Box001), the selection order is important! (Make sure that both shapes are selected in the Project tree. '''One thing to remember:''' in Inventor navigation mode, {{Button|Ctrl}} + click does not work for multiple selection. Switch [[Mouse_navigation|Mouse navigation]] to either CAD or Blender selection.)
# On the Part Workbench toolbar, click on the [[Image:Part_Cut.svg|32px]] [[Part_Cut|Cut]] tool.

1st Method - By Constructive Solid Geometry

  1. Start with the Part Workbench .
  2. If you haven't opened a new FreeCAD document (most of the FreeCAD window looks greyed-out), from the pull-down menu click File → New or click the Create a new empty document icon.
  3. Click on the Box button to create a box
  4. Change its dimensions by selecting it either in the 3D space, or by clicking it in the Project tab to the left, then
  5. Click on the Data tab at the bottom, and change values for Length, Width and Height to 50mm, 50 and 750 (see Fig. 1.1) Note: back when these captures were taken, the properties were ordered differently, with Height being first.
  6. The box now fills most of the 3D view. Click on Fit All to fit the view to the newly created box.
  7. Create a second box the same way, but with values L=40, W=40 and H=750mm. By default this box will be superimposed on the first one. (see Fig. 1.2)
  8. You'll now subtract the second box from the first. Select the first shape first (named Box), then the second one (named Box001), the selection order is important! (Make sure that both shapes are selected in the Project tree. One thing to remember: in Inventor navigation mode, Ctrl + click does not work for multiple selection. Switch Mouse navigation to either CAD or Blender selection.)
  9. On the Part Workbench toolbar, click on the Cut tool.