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October 4, 2012
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the drawing, this time I’ve got it.
A drawing is always worth a million words…
You can set this up several ways.
I attach 2 possible solutions.
The model 010 is maybe the simplest way, add 2 uprights at 0 from each side and a shelf at 0 from the top and set them back 700 from the facade:
However the uprights and top can’t be assembled with a mitre.
You can assemble with miter if you use the second method.
Select a side and Goto “Structure>Thickness Split” and create a panel made with 2 panels:
Then select the inner panel and goto “Structure>surface split” set the split orientation angle to 90° and split the panel into 2 :
Use the “Individualise Divisions Parameters” to set the cut in the right place.
Then select the bigger sub panel and make it “nil”:
then copy the structure onto the other panels:
The upper panel structure will be in the wrong direction.
To change this select the panel and open the sub-panel 2 structure,
Change the orientation of the split to 0°.
This should give:
Hope this is helpful.
All the best,
Ness
October 4, 2012
Hi Peter,
Sorry but I still don’t understand your project.
Can you post a hand sketch of the finished project?
All the best,
Ness
Hi Ness
I have attached a quick sketch.
1) The face of the 3600 x 1000 top and ends on the cabinet side to be 40mm
The face and ends on the other side ( where the dimensions are ) to be 80mm, these will return under 300mm to form a box that will meet up with the cabinets to form a 300mm sitting area.
Not sure how to form this up for presentation purposes.
Hope this helps
Cheers
October 4, 2012
Hi Peter,
Can you post a drawing or sketch?
This’ll help me understand better your project.
All the best,
Ness
Hi Ness
Drawing up a new project, and want to design a Galley island bench with waterfall ends and back panels
1) How is the best way to position this unit say 1300mm of the wall
2) Produce a bench top with water fall ends, with 40mm faces on the inside and 80mm faces on the out side edges
3) Want to have a base 120mm high front and back
Cheers
Peter Brown
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