Does SolidWorks automatically create a temporary axis for any part with a circular edge or face?

SolidWorks does automatically create a temporary axis for any part that has a circular edge or face. This temporary axis is useful in various operations, such as when creating features that are symmetrical around a circular geometry, for aligning components in an assembly, or for visual reference in sketches. The temporary axes are helpful during modeling because they provide a non-permanent reference that can aid in the design process without complicating the geometry with additional features.

The presence of temporary axes enhances the user experience by simplifying the creation of patterns and assemblies, making it easy to apply constraints and align parts correctly. The functionality is integrated within SolidWorks to support general design tasks seamlessly, rather than being restricted to specific criteria or configurations.