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Topic Closedpaste rectangle of variable size and fixed blades
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Omar Singh View Drop Down
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Points: 2 		Direct Link To This Post Topic: paste rectangle of variable size and fixed blades
    Posted: 19.Sep.2014 at 16:15
desire or copy paste or insert a rectangle and give the same steps, and keep fins fixed dimensions, the only dimension that would exchange along the fin.

is for sheet metal.

thanks
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John Connor View Drop Down
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19.Sep.2014 at 16:51
Difficult to know exactly what you are looking for.  Is it a dynamic block of some type?

What are you drawing?  Is it a louver?

Would the drawing units be imperial or metric?

What standard sizes would be used for the rectangles?

What standard sizes would be used for the fins?

Can you supply an image or a drawing file?

What program will this drawing be used in?  AutoCAD?  Inventor?  Other?

Why do people ask such vague questions and/or refuse to supply all the necessary details forcing us to ask half a dozen follow up questions of our own?




Edited by John Connor - 19.Sep.2014 at 16:53
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