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(@cfeldman)
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Hi

* On screen, I had done an exercise with Biber trial a while back,

but I still have a question: 

""How do I materialize the pieces once ordered using Lasercut?""

    How do I assemble the set made with Biber?.

    Thanks for your help

     ( i can't upload together more than 1 file, here ?

 
Posted : 11/08/2025 10:35 am
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Posted : 11/08/2025 10:36 am
 PARA
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You are almost there, one thing you need to consider for laser cutting ( I assume you are using 3 axis machine) is that the side faces of the non-orthogonal joints may not be cut in angle like a 5 axis machine, therefore you need to make sure you avoid edges with slanted faces. for the same reason Biber offers an option called "face alignment" under general settings for many of the standard joint. make sure you choose orthogonal! 
next is to make a 2d polygon from each part. in your case, because the parts are simple you can use the "raw part" options from shell component. for more complex parts you may want to bake the objects in Rhino and use " Make2d " command. these polygons then can be used for contouring in your laser machine, 

 
Posted : 11/08/2025 8:33 pm
 PARA
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raw part

 
Posted : 11/08/2025 8:34 pm
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thuopa

 
Posted : 03/09/2025 5:57 am
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