ONSHAPE: HOLES

In Onshape, the "Hole" operation is a feature used to create holes or cutouts in 3D models. It allows users to define and add various types of holes, such as simple circles, counterbores, countersinks, and threaded holes, to their designs. The Hole operation provides precise control over hole dimensions, placement, and orientation.

To use the Hole operation in Onshape, you typically select a face or a plane on the 3D model where you want the hole to be created. Then, you specify the type and size of the hole, along with any additional parameters, such as depth, countersink angles, or thread specifications.

Onshape's Hole feature also offers options for hole alignment, pattern creation, and mirroring to efficiently create multiple holes with consistent dimensions and placement.

Using the Hole operation simplifies the design process, making it easy to add holes and cutouts to your 3D models accurately and with great flexibility. This feature is especially valuable in mechanical engineering, product design, and other industries where creating precise and standardized hole patterns is a common requirement.