[sticks] angle cut flange

[NicoDownBeat]

Good morning guys, I got kicked out in a nice puzzle (for me) does anyone know how to make flanges with angle cut having different inclinations?
Let me explain the example of the image: a box made of two identical pieces. each piece consists of a l profile with two inclined flanges. when the pieces are composed we obtain a box with at the top a pyramid trunk.Now the question is: if you want to achieve such a thing, but so that the hole is rectangular (i.e. l≠h)? ?
(secondary question: how can I close the edges that remain open since the "close edge" function does not work together.

Thank you so much!! ! !

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

enter the flange sketch and change it as you like

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

if there are no sensitive data problems attaching the 3d facilitates those who have to give answers

Secondary question: how can I close the edges that remain open since the "close edge" function does not work together.

in ambient parte

 

[NicoDownBeat]

Thank you.
with the "flangia angle cuts" function I can limit change the flange inclination, useful in case I have to extend it along the whole l.
as I need two different inclinations (two angles of different bends) I should do two functions "flangia angle cuts", but then sw does not cut me at corner.
If I use the "flange from the edge" function I can draw a trapeze profile, but the problem is then the flange bending angle.

I can attach the file, but the problem is I can't do what I want. the image is something similar

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Where does that image come from? is your 3d file or an image recovered from the internet?

use two flange functions of the edge and then enter the respective sketches and fit them.
this allows you to manage different angles
then use the closed edge command to close

 

[NicoDownBeat]

Thank you.
It is my image created as a pattern to describe the situation. instead place something more concrete.
The following questions remain open:
1)The size of the rectangular opening at the centre is not easily controlled;
2)extended edge function cannot be used for "discovered" sides, those that mate together;
in the file I It should have been use equations:
l and h have the meanings of the design, while p is the height of the pyramid trunk.

if someone has other better solutions, even makers are happy to listen.


ps there is an open "spigolo" (laid deliberately) to highlight the fact that if we don't already predict the length of the flange, the extended spigolo function leaves that cut

 

[Biggmetals]

future version. I can't open with sld2016
write in the profile the version

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

2)extended edge function cannot be used for "discovered" sides, those that mate together;

together you can never use sheet functions, none of them. in fact I wrote you to make a multibody part

here is the solution
instead of making the second flange straight and then closing the edge you do it as the first doing the inner edge parallel to the other

p.s.
doing sketches and functions with central origin you could do a sketch of the final opening and make the flange sketch coincide with that

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

here is a model with the parameterization based on sketches and not on equations.
the edge between the two bodies should be fixed, but it is little; instead it is not possible to use the closed edge between two separate sheet bodies as I had mistakenly asserted

 

[NicoDownBeat]

very educational.
Thank you.