You would need to use the offset face in the solid commands. Use a negative to make larger and positive to make smaller.

There's also a move face feature to move the hole to your heart's desire.

Yes. Use the top view and select the entire hole by using drag. thereafter, you should be able to select two points. Use random points and then you can be more specific in the dx, dy. I don't presume you are able to move up and down given that you are in the top view.

That depends, if your hole comes from hole tool, and you still have the history, you can change the diameter directly on objects properties info pallet but prior the feature must be selected on the object history tree on the concept explorer feature's window.

If you don have such history tree on your object, then the radius (not the diameter) differences must be calculated and set on the offset face tool, negative or positive depending on the diametres differences you want, select the cylindrical face of the hole not the deep face, and thats it, this also work whit "thicken solid" tool.

Luis G.

YW, Glad to help

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The object's history tree is displayed on the features tag on concept explorer window, just select an object, navigate to concept explorer, click the features tag and it will show the selected object with his embedded history, remember that you erase object's history if you select edit/remove links command, and copy command doesn't copy the history, ergo, the pasted part doesn't retain, so there will be no history on object on that cases.

Luis G.