Tom_P
December 29, 2023, 11:13pm
2
what result do you need / expect ?
_sweep1
is able to handle this kind of profiles
even around a rectangle
[image]
an alternative might be, to trim with a 45-degree curve…
[image]
to bring everything together:
_polyline
_trim
_join
delete one face (that does not follow the Profile
_cap
→ closed polysurfae
_mergeAllCoPlanarFaces
(Edit)
as @3dsynergy wrote below - it is also possible to use
_shear (45 degree)
to get some nice shape curves in the corner - then
_loft (straight sections)
(left: sweep1 )
(right: …
Howdy!
I want to make a custom chamfer at 15° and 1" long. (Or any degree I set and any length). The idea is to recreate a router bit that matches that profile. (Look at the picture from Freud.)
In this case the bit cutting surface is 1" long and it is what I want the drawer face to look like (2nd picture).
Any suggesting from the smart folks on this forum?
Thanks!
[Chamfer]
[Drawer]
I’m attempting to recreate historical wood paneled millwork using Grasshopper and running into an issue with Sweep1. My grasshopper script basically sweeps two different profiles along a curve and creates inset panelling along the wall.
The issue I’m running into is with Sweep1. When the wall curve (along which the profiles are swept) has a large outset section (as shown below), the swept profile will be trimmed properly:
[Screenshot 2023-08-23 at 12.00.26 PM]
[Screenshot 2023-08-23 at 12.…
Kalpit_3d
December 29, 2023, 11:18pm
3
Apart from trimming issue, you will see that profile is not sweeping perpendicular to rail curve. What is the solution for that. by the way, thanks for reply, i got to know that we should get our fundamental strong.
Kalpit_3d
December 29, 2023, 11:22pm
4
Actually, i got it, i have to align it 45 degree at the point where it starts or
