Construct Plane: using 2 surfaces what is the best approach?

I have a datum that is 2 separate plane surfaces with opposing vectors but on the same center line.

What is the best approach: creating a few independent points on both surfaces and combining them into one plane OR creating 2 separate planes and then Constructing a plane from them?

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JesseB413 over 1 year ago

I would create two separate planes and then construct a 3D width from them.
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BIGWIG7 over 1 year ago in reply to JesseB413

i just performed a quick test using your method and the results using a width are much worse than using a conventional plane made out of points from each surface.

can you comment on your source for using a constructed width is coming from?

for a bit more info i am using this plane to clock, not to level.
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BIGWIG7 over 1 year ago in reply to JesseB413

i just performed a quick test using your method and the results using a width are much worse than using a conventional plane made out of points from each surface.

can you comment on your source for using a constructed width is coming from?

for a bit more info i am using this plane to clock, not to level.
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