- [Instructor] While we're here in the feature tree,
it's important to notice that we can reorganize features
by moving them up or down in the tree.
For example, I can move this hole feature,
look at it from the top,
all the way to the top of the feature tree.
I can also move this hole feature
from one mill part setup down to another.
Since this hole can be either machined
from the top or the bottom,
it doesn't matter which direction I mill it from,
so I'm going to go ahead and move this
to mill part setup bottom.
And now you notice that I have a hole and a face feature
that will be machined from the bottom.
You see the direction arrow on the bottom of the part,
and then everything else will be machined from the top
with the direction arrow on the top of the part.
It's important to be careful when moving parts
between different mill part setups.
You'll need to make sure that the feature is machinable
from the direction of the part setup that you've defined.
For example, if I'm trying to machine
these slope faces here,
it doesn't make sense to machine those
from the bottom of the part, obviously.
So those need to stay in the mill part setup top.