Yep that is what I am thinking. But first...supper time

I am more of a noob that I thought haha. I gotta go back to the drawing board I think. Slope should be equal on both sides. Only a couple mm's on each side. But I will have to whip out the calipers and see what is what

Hmm...that one you made. Why isn't it symmetrical? From the top corners to the vertical axis it is 3.3 and 3.7mm? The two slopes are different angles? Man this this is confusing me hard haha

That was awhile ago...haha

Ah yes of course...Thank you SOO much. This 3d drafting stuff is tricky

Nope that ain't working...make the back skinnier? Will try that...

So what did you do there? Bring the "front" (taller part) "waist" down? Thats what it looks like.

I need to keep the top part level and at that angle...and have at least from the "waist" up tapered. But if that taper starts lower down in the front I don't think that would be a problem...hmm...

First off...fastest and most helpful forum ever.

Second off: I can't believe I didn't notice that. Of course simple geometry dictates that they can't be on the same plane!

Me again...back from the dead. Forgot about this and sketchup for the longest time (six months) and I am failing hard. Again. First off the upper edges are messing me up. Why are they not coplanar? I want the two angled side pieces to be on the same plane at the same angle? I think they are not currently... and I can't for the life of me figure out how to do that?

I think once I figure out that I can figure out the gouging out part. I did that once by accident but it made me realize how messed up the angled edges were

Sweet thanks, I will give that a try. Yeah I am not sure why those diagonal lines showed up? I am quite a newb at this, just learning as I go