Hi, I could use some help on this; these two parts were created from the combination of a solid and a thickened surface. To start with, I made the 'flat plate with bosses' as a solid, then made the curved surface above the solid, thickened it, then added the two solids together. My main question is; how can I remove the leftover edges and faces that are now on the interior of the homogenous solid? Also, is there a more efficient way to make these forms?
I'm a relative noob on 3D. I've had 2D/3D V7 for quite some time and just now starting to use it more (trying to, anyway). This is in Pro V8 Beta. I've drawn the same two parts in 2D/3D V7 with a little less difficulty, but I'm sure that even though I worked on them concurrently, I didnt do them in the same way.
Thanks for any help,
Stan

Duh! I see it now, thanks. Guess I was making it too hard, as usual. I finally had success by creating a net surface, at the contour I wanted, over the flat face and using Match Face. Extrude/Intersect looks more efficient.
Thanks!
Stan