cut 45° profiles at right angle.

[PROG_VIT]

Hello, everyone.
I have these two profiles and should join them to form an angle of 90° and therefore I should cut them both at 45° (in reality they will be different because they have different widths) so that they can weld evenly.
is my question whether or not someone knows a command that can do it automatically or if they have to be drawn already cut?
I thank you already in advance.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Hello, everyone.
I have these two profiles and should join them to form an angle of 90° and therefore I should cut them both at 45° (in reality they will be different because they have different widths) so that they can weld evenly.
is my question whether or not someone knows a command that can do it automatically or if they have to be drawn already cut?
I thank you already in advance.

"accorcia/estendi" in welding commands. but must be profiles created as structural members

 

[marcof]

Hello, everyone.
I have these two profiles and should join them to form an angle of 90° and therefore I should cut them both at 45° (in reality they will be different because they have different widths) so that they can weld evenly.
is my question whether or not someone knows a command that can do it automatically or if they have to be drawn already cut?
I thank you already in advance.

assemble them at 90° so that they intersect then find the floor that passes through the intersection and use it to cut both profiles.
But then... are you sure that intersection and mutual cut for a plan of those two profiles is possible? I think it's not...

 

[re_solidworks]

assemble them at 90° so that they intersect then find the floor that passes through the intersection and use it to cut both profiles.
But then... are you sure that intersection and mutual cut for a plan of those two profiles is possible? I think it's not...

Even my eye sees how your...

 

[Mike1967]

with a 45° cut, no, but with one or more shoulders it is feasible.

 

[re_solidworks]

with a 45° cut, no, but with one or more shoulders it is feasible.

then yes, but then the cutting machine is no longer the ideal tool, let's say it serves a shaping to make of laser or hand (flexible).

 

[marcof]

with a 45° cut, no, but with one or more shoulders it is feasible.

I have idea that he wanted to cut them with the cutter hoping that it would be enough to set a different angle for the profile... but if he is able to work "at the door" it is likely that he can join them well

 

[erik.bo]

Excuse me but

 

[erik.bo]

Excuse me, but what is a shoulder?

 

[Mike1967]

Excuse me, but what is a shoulder?

to stay on design 3d theme, it is like a bolean.
removes, from an element, the material that intersects the other body.