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Hello, welcome to the world of Computer-Aided Design.

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But SolidWorks, in today's session, we are going to learn what is the need for creating new planes

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in SolidWorks.

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Different planes which are provided to us can see here and the property manager, frankly, got played.

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And rightly, these default planes on the reference planes are used to draw sketches for creating guest

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features.

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These planes are also used for creating placed features such as hold true friends, an entity or a feature.

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And so you can select a plan of phase of a feature that will be used as the sketching plane.

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Generally, it is recommended that you should use the plane of faces of the features as the sketching

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planes.

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However, sometimes you have to create a sketch on a plane that is at some offset distance or at an

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angle from a reference plane or a plane, a face in such a case.

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You have to create a new reference plane and an offset distance from a plane or a plane to face.

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So to create a plane, we have this reference geometry dropdown available here in the features command

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manager.

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Look, on this tornado, you will get different options, create different kinds of planes, excess

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cutting edge systems, pipes and so on.

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So in the upcoming videos, we'll see how to create different kinds of planes and sonic booms.

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Thank you for watching this video, Swedish.