Fresh-off-the-boat here…
So, I have a cube and I’d like to cut out a cylinder. I make a circle on the face I’d like but now I want the center of the circle to be exactly 10mm from both edges of the cube… how? I can’t seem to figure out how to tell Shapr3D to do that. In SolidWorks I have “Smart Dimension”. Anything like that here?
Thank you very much for your help!
Oh, my!
That is so simple! Thank you very much!
I was struggling with this for a while and gave up and went back to SolidWorks.
Thank you!
@gregfridman I have the same question, but I don’t see the reply above… would you share 
Thanks in advance,
Andre
@Landauliving, sorry, mate. I no longer use Shapr and completely forgot the answer… I remember something about just tapping the surface and then something pops up…
I no longer see the reply here, either. Perhaps the user deleted his or her account and with it all the posts?
Whatever the case, best of luck!
Hi - thanks for reaching out.
Here is a video showing how to go about this. I hope this is helpful 
Thanks @Victor_Shapr3D. Super helpful!
Is there also a way to do that between two objects? Offset a face from another face, or an edge relative to an edge?
@gregfridman I appreciate your response even though you’re off Shapr! 
Hi, a rough workaround can be to reposition the circle to the edge of the bodies and make individual cut-outs. Then join the bodies using the Union Tool.