Draw by One Element

[goulnazarianh]

Hello Guys
I'm just wondering if it is possible to build a Rectangle by 600x1400mm with a thickness of 20mm by using "Sweep" only, I'm trying to have a drawing which is drawn by one element to not have a lot of elements, I will upload the Revit File or Photos for you to have an idea about what I mean exactly, of course I'm able to build it but I used 2 elements until I got this shape, First I drew a Rectangle and then I used "Sweep" to Kinda Chamfer the edges to Smooth it up and then I joined them both together so now I have 2 elements that are joined, so I hope you can tell me how to build this by "using Sweep only". Hope you answer me soon. Thanks in Advance.

Kind Regards
Heros GoulnazarianUnjoinedJoinedHollow

[bin]

Only if it's square rather than rectangular.

I think your method is good.

[Ziqq]

Hello

You need two elements for sure.

one for basic block

and another void.

with sweep you can do these..

[goulnazarianh]

Thank you for your  answer ganeshingnekar
But I was hoping that there is a way to do it by Sweep at once, besides that in your Option you First Drew a Box and then you used Void Extrusion and then we have to use another Void by Sweep to Chamfer the Edges so all of this became 3 Elements. So that was my Real Problem to avoid this steps and try Drawing it by one Element.
Thanks again for taking the time to answer me!

[constantin.stroescu]

You can do also as follows:

• draw a rectangle of 600x700 to use as path
• make a sweep with a width of 300 only on 3 edges (700, 600,700) 
• use mirror on the edge without sweep
• Join the two entities

[bin · Accepted solution]

So close...

[goulnazarianh]

I tried to do that but then as you can see in the middle of that rectangle there is a small opening that I didn't wanna have that's why I didn't try that method.
Thank you for your answer Sir!

[goulnazarianh]

Your solution was the best "Bin" in this case I can draw it by using sweep only and then I can just use void sweep to chamfer the other 2 edges and I will have 2 elements only instead of 3 beside the joins.
Thank you very much!

[bin]

Tbh I prefer the method you use in your first post (1 extrusion and 1 sweep)

It’s easy to built with parameters and contains no void. 
I alway try to avoid void if I can. 

[goulnazarianh]

I also prefer that, to avoid void extrusions but in your method we would have to use only to elements so I think your's will be easier and faster, in my method the only thing is to join them which I don't like cause I'm trying to have one piece object. But anyways it's about choice each of us prefers something.