Ctrl+drag is also great for breaking the coincident constraints of lines without deleting them. Also works great when two or more circles/radii share the same origin and you want to move one of them away.
This is super useful Many times when I do this kind of stuff I just add all the relations before moving the sketch so that it is fully constrained except its not anchored to anything, of course that is a hassle on anything that is not a simple sketch with few lines
yeah exactly I've done that many times before too - but this really opens some new options - it will also allow you "on the fly break relationships" in some situations, which also ends up being a nice time saver!
Fun fact, it also works if you copy the sketch entirely from the feature tree, then paste it in the same or another feature tree, without entering or opening a new sketch. I used this trick with the soap holder part, but then Toby came with better solution 😎😎
