instersection pt of two planes

my program is to big to send?

chop it up into multiple posts

Do note that two *planes* don't intersect in a *point* but in a *line*...

Right I have a line at intersection not a point sorry ... but would that be proper way of doin it ... I measured a plane and then the other one .. should I do points and construct a plane ... only used 4 points ... maybe more points?

yes I do know that ... so should I maybe try taking more points to establish the plane itself ... should I make points and then construct a plane from the given points?

are you working with a model?

arock , welcome. The forum is a helpful bunch. (I see you haven't been here long!) It's no problem! We've all started somewhere.
Unfortunately, it's unclear what you're looking for!
My guess would be you're checking some sort of V-shaped notch and you'd like to get the intersect?
Why not draw two lines to get the point instead of planes?
If anything draw 3 sets of 2 lines, and get each of their intersect points, and construct a line to get the location owo

Just spitballing here.
Could I trouble you for just the snippet that involves the two planes, and the dimension? Maybe some alignment features, but we need to see exactly what you're trying to accomplish before we can help.
As an FYI, there's no "best practice" to this stuff; it's all about what works, and it's different for every setup, every machine, heck every person. Try a bunch of stuff out, and find something that works.
It may not be the same way so-and-so did it, but if it gets you results you're happy with, gopher it

yes I am working with a model
I can try to post code it didn't work out so well was to big of file

Copy the relevent sections into a .txt file, then copy/paste the contents of the file