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      zaafar
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      Hi Everyone,
      i am a weekend worker and i have recently started learning sketchup. i saw this side table and was trying to make a sketch . i am stuck with how to make the leg ( picture attached) . the leg is made from two pieces ,and this is how i want to proceed i-e by combining two individual components..shomehow i cannot recreate this on sketchup.
      i have tried Push pull and resize tool but cant seem to achieve the desired result.
      can anyone suggest which tool to use ?
      regards


      Screenshot_2018-07-30-11-30-45-768x1365.jpg

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        L i am
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        Intersect leg2.jpgIntersect leg.jpgThis is one way using intersect faces.

        Cheers

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          davidheim1
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          L i am nailed it.

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            L i am
            last edited by

            I was thinking of a more sophisticated joining method πŸ˜‰ but cheers David:)

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