Recent content by Brentingby

Maybe you need to adjust your screen. It looks like a 30-sided polygon to me.

No. It doesn't show the wrong angle and it doesn't show an ellipse. The polygon has 30 sides as Sunnybob initially said he'd use.

Simple, graphical, accurate solution in seconds with sledgehammer.

There are several Woodcraft stores in the Houston, Texas area. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GI ... :1,lf_ui:4

You could upload the SKP to the 3D Warehouse and share the link.

Share pictures of the results, please.

You can use sawdust as a filler for epoxy but sanding dust would be better. Sawdust in epoxy leaves a a very rough surface. Sanding dust will be much smoother. If mixed to the right consistency, it'll still flow. Heat the wood if you can before adding the epoxy. Pour in a bit of unthickened...

150mm long is close to 6 inches. Do you want the pieces to be 45 mm thick? I've got them at 18 mm here. I can make them 45 if you want.

The angles are as given in the image you supplied. Tell me how thick you want the pieces to be and the length of the longest dimension. That is, do you want close to 6 inches? Or maybe some other dimension?

My first illustration should help you with that. Or would you prefer it in metric units?

As was already mentioned, it is SketchUp 2016 PRO available in 32-bit version.

Apologies. You're right. Probably time to upgrade your hardware.

The last 32-bit version of SketchUp was SketchUp 2016. Trimble did not drop 32-bit support right after purchasing SketchUp from Google. You can get the 32-bit version of SketchUp 2016 Make from https://sketchup.com/download/all As for the online version, it is called SketchUp Free. It runs in...

You would need to take off more than the thickness of the mating piece. It would be the length of the angled face. If you'd already cut the angled face, though, you could mark off the thickness of the piece from that face and trim those pieces again.

Yes. You could make it from 10 pieces that are all the same size. :P