# Origin Planes

In every component and assembly, there are planes and axis around the origin point, (0,0) in our workspace.  We can find them under the `Origin` folder in our model browser.  By selecting them and pressing `alt+v` on our keyboards, we can make them visible. 

These can be constrained to.  Constraining to the origin planes makes sure our assemblies will be on (0, 0).

### YZ Plane

![YZ Plane](/files/-MfLjK6aq_HLFNKCX2px)

### XZ Plane

![XZ Plane](/files/-MfLjSFvdG3CqLlvGz5y)

### XY Plane

![XY Plane](/files/-MfLj_Cw1-PHderpbB_1)

## Contributors to this Article:

* Jess - EZ


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