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KickMicsOP•

anyone that has better knowledge than me that can help me out

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ThelVluffin•

We need to see your sketch. From the error given you probably have a dangling sketch line that isn't connected to something on both ends. This will cause the open contour error message.

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KickMicsOP•

Bro do you mind joining a Discord call and helping me it will just be a few minutes

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ThelVluffin•

I'm currently working. Someone else in the sub may be able to assist you though.

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ThelVluffin•

Did a quick image for you. The tutorial is terrible. Trim out the bits in red while in your sketch and it will work fine.

https://imgur.com/a/VVo4RDn

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KickMicsOP•

aha thank you man, stupid question what tools should i use to trim them down

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KickMicsOP•

thank you so much it worked, you the man!
https://imgur.com/a/gDlyxhv

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jesseg010•

trip up the sketch. are you cutting the circle or the 90deg. lines tangent with the circle?

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KickMicsOP•

I'm not really sure I'm new to cad and trying to figure out what I did wrong, I'm just following the template

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jesseg010•

cut or trim the 90deg lines in the sketch. exit the sketch them cut extrude the circle

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Chasethemac•

You need to trim the circle that's overhanging and then the small bits that remain inside.

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space_bryan•

you need to trim it such that it's solid shapes without intersecting lines. I think that you're trying to make is a semicircle so trim the half that's hanging off the face as well as what's within the tangent lines.

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AliUsmanAhmed•

I give you an easy solution click on one region either sketch2region1 or sketch2 contour1. And please tell me what happens

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Signal-Warning5250•

Make your construction lines into construction lines

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