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Intersection 3d


Lentezza

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Hello, it´s me again...

 

I have the following situation to resolve:

 

I am in the process of drawing a corner bench which later on I will produce from solid wood.

 

The backrests of the bench are simple boards. Now I came to the point where I need to trim these boards to make them form the corners. To be able to gain the right angles and measures I am drawing the hole thing in 3d (and also for presenting it to my customers).

 

Here is a profile drawing from the bench construction to make it a bit easier to understand:

Bench profile.jpg

 

 

I extracted two of the intersecting boards from my drawing, as seen in the following drawing:

[ATTACH]40478[/ATTACH]

 

 

I made a simple sketch to demonstrate the result I want to achieve.

 

 

[ATTACH]40478[/ATTACH]

 

 

Pleas let me know wether I have been clear about my request.

 

Greetings

 

Len

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I would have swept or extrude the profile of one of the simple backrest boards along a path defining the center line of the entire back of the bench including the angled portion.

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@ JD

 

Oops something went wrong.. I did it the way you propose initially but then had to shut down my computer and copy-pasted the text including the attachments...

 

I tried if I could still open them. It worked but probably does so only on my computer...?

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Doing the sweep method I automatically got the mither joint - the one I wanted. Thanx JD

 

Here´s the next one ;-)

 

For the corner peace of the seating surface I´d like to apply the sweeping and slicing. To make it as simple as possible I´d like to use the green extruded part for slicing the swept part of the seating surface (brown). But I don´t know how.... With the SLICE command I can´t choose such an object as the slicing one...

 

[ATTACH]40487[/ATTACH]

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