2. Row of drill holes

  • Click Insert > Drill hole

    ► On the right in the toolbar, four buttons appear with the various insertion options.

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  • Select the second insertion option: Manual coordinate entry

    ► The Set reference point dialog opens.

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  • Enter the following values:

    1. Absolute X-coordinate: 15 mm

    2. Absolute Y-coordinate: 90 mm

  • Confirm with OK.

    ► The Drill hole properties dialog opens.

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  • Set the diameter of the drill hole to 5.1 mm and confirm with OK.

    ► The drill hole appears on the front panel.

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  • Press the space bar to return to Select mode.

  • Leave the drill hole marked and choose Select > Move.

    ► The Move selected elements dialog appears.

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  • Check the box next to Apply action to copy and enter the following values:

    1. Relative DX-coordinate: 0 mm

    2. Relative DY-coordinate: -9 mm

  • Confirm with OK.

    ► A copy of the drill hole appears 9 mm below the first one.

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  • Now repeat the last action until a row of eight drill holes has been created. You can do this by clicking Edit > Repeat: Move or (quickly) with the key combination Ctrl + R.

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