Intersecction T-shape

Intersecction T-shape

Marielen_
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Intersecction T-shape

Marielen_
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I need to draw this intersection without the circled part in blue, that is, a T-shaped intersection. Until then it was designed with a metric profile family, when together the points form a unilateral corner.divisa canaleta1.PNG

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barthbradley
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Looks like you are trying to "blend" two concave shapes together.  Cut away the "excess" with a Void or two.   Post the file. Lets take a look at it. 

 

concave.png

concave2.png

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Marielen_
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I cannot post the project file, but I send the file with the specific part.
I didn't understand what VOID would be. Was it the molding of a void on the spot?

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barthbradley
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Create In-Place Component Voids to cut away the overlapping geometry.  Are you familiar with how to do that?  

 

BTW, are these Slab Edges suppose to be Cable Trays?  Just curious.  

 

concave3.png

 

 

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Marielen_
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if that's what I'm thinking, I modeled it on the spot as a vacuum extrusion and it didn't work. As you did? could you send me the file please? This structure is for rainwater drainage, but the concept you mentioned is similar.

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barthbradley
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The two In-Place Component Voids are named "Generic Models bb1" and "Generic Models bb2". They are under the Generic Model Category in the Project Browser.  

 

Good luck.  

 

Concave4.pngConcave5.png

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barthbradley
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2019 attached.

 

BTW: Void Sweeps were created using "Canaleta(bb)" Profile Family.   

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Marielen_
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I got it because of your help. Thank you!

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