Problem with cross-sectional views after changing the orientation of the taps

Hello,

I make plans of vats with several taps. I create cross-sectional views to detail each stitching.

The problem is that when the client simply requests to change the orientation of a stitch, for example from 60° to 150°, some cross-sectional views lose their references or become incorrect, and I have to redo them.

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Is there a method for section views to automatically follow stitching when orientation changes?

Thank you

I also specify that I break the alignment of the sectional views in order to position the stitching vertically and to have clearer details on the drawing.

Hello;
Instead of creating your sections directly in the drawing or the constraints of the cut lines will necessarily jump, prefer to create a new plane that will serve as a reference for your section:
Let us have a new view in the 3D (Spacebar).
Or save a section view in 3D.

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Hello

The plan as a reference is a good idea.
But here I think you didn't constrain your cut line (sketch).
And this change in direction causes the cut line to slide. The plan proposed by @Maclane will not be enough if you do not block the cut line in its sketch.

Personal question, is it done in a detail?? Maybe I'm old-fashioned (I don't respect scales)