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    I think the OP does have some centerlines already established. I'd have to double check the drawing though to be sure.
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    I have finally managed it.
    1. Aligned UCS with end profile (circle) of CHS.
    2. Using that UCS, rotated cleat using the centre line of the edge beam as a reference angle.
    3. Then aligned UCS to cleat. Then used ALIGN command to align the cleat with CL of edge beam.
    4. Used UNION to make rafter and cleat 1 object.
    5. Cleat is now aligned on CL of edge beam and also in line with axis of rafter.

    Seems to work - thank god. Big thanks for all your help!

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    I'm all ears JD, I'd like to know how you would do it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by b16gee View Post
    I have finally managed it.
    Lets see the file.
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