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Go to Dimensions in the drop menu

Select Vertical > Neutral axis (x axis) > Midpoint of gauge > place the constraint line

Edit the constraint so the midpoint is 0.219 in above the x-axis 

Repeat for all gauges

Zoom to fit the left hole and all three gauges

Select Horizontal > Y axis crossing the hole > Midpoint of gauge > place the constraint line

Edit the constraint so the midpoint for the gauges match the problem statement

Finally, we orient the gauges and create surfaces from the sketch.

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Summary of the above video:

Zoom to fit three gauges to view

Under the drop menu > Angle > select the longer slanted edge of one of the gauges > x axis

Input 135 deg into this new constraint

Constrain the other gauges in the same way from left to right, 135 deg (completed), 90 deg, 45 deg

Under Concept at the very top menu, select Surface from Sketches

Click on Sketch 1 > Apply > Generate

Go to Step 3: Mesh

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