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Topic ClosedHow to sweep a shank - handrail??

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    Posted: 01.Dec.2009 at 00:10
Hi guys . I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me out with this wreath ( shank ) handrail. I have tried with extrude, sweep and loft but just can't make it to work .
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I done some years ago.

 http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2715/4255985036_df83e1a7e0_o.jpg

To the best of my recollection I created a 3D pline by offsetting points from the stair treads (there's probably an easier way) ensuring a level section at at least one end, Placed the handrail outline exactly perpendicular to the level section, then as you say extruded along the pline. 

I also got carried away and created full rope twist balusters, but by the time I copied these a hundred or so times up the stair the machine fell over.
   
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