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    • CardinalgaryC Offline
      Cardinalgary
      last edited by

      as shown in the attached screen shot, I have created a grove for a sliding dovetail on the face of a cabinet board by drawing the profile and pushing the profile across the board face. I would like to remove that material from the face of the board and leave a cut groove. I've tried moving it, deleting it and repushing it. I wind up with a solid board face without the desired groove. What should I be doing to remove that material from the board?


      Sliding dovetail

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      • mitcorbM Offline
        mitcorb
        last edited by

        Reiterating: open the group that the groove is enclosed in, select the end profile of the dovetail. Control+X(cut),erase the rest of that group, right click> close that group. If the object you want the groove in is also a group or component, open it. then Menu, Edit>Paste in Place. The end profile will be inserted in the group in the desired position. Perform pushpull to form the groove.
        Or, you could select the groove edges and faces and paste in place and erase the unneeded faces and edges.

        I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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        • cottyC Offline
          cotty
          last edited by

          It looks like the profile is in its own group. Copy the profile face, delete the group, and paste (paste in place in edit menue) the profile on the cardboard (or in its group). You can use the pushpull tool afterwards...

          pushpullprofile.jpg

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          • Dave RD Offline
            Dave R
            last edited by

            This might be helpful.


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