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help on how to combine two metal profiles with 45°

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Jovanz

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Hello everyone,

It's been a long time since I can't find a quick solution on how to combine two right angle plates so that they are cut at 45° each on the lower edge. I tried doing a 45° plan, but this floor also includes the top of each sheet that should not be cut. . .

If anyone can be so kind to suggest something I would be very grateful :)

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usually cut sheet metal flange with a 45° cut
I proceed like this: I follow the fold by shortening it on one side (through options) of the thickness+1mm
_foto__264.webpthen explain the sheet and performing a sketch then proceed with the cut_foto__265.webpclose the fold_foto__266.webpin this example, I mounted the same code 2 times_foto__267.webp_foto__268.webp_foto__263.webpmodifying the single sheet, you can edit (through options) individual folds and attribute more or less game
In this example I also used a solid as "basic skeleton" loaded as a derived part inside the sheet itself so as to use this solid as a template for changes.
editing the latter, automatically update the "listed" sheets to it.
convenient for complex forms (vasche, counterpendence etc.... )
allego 3d models in format iv2016
greetings
 

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