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Revision as of 17:09, 15 March 2018

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Measure and Clock Tube Legs

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  • To check the clocking of holes in tubes, we recommend that you create plugs that insert in the hole. Make the plug at least a couple of inches long.

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  • Then create a master tube with the shape that finishes with the plug as the last or first leg. The radius for the pseudo bend can be anything non-zero - like 0.1.

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  • Then measure that part of the tube to learn the clocking to the previous bend angle.

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  • You can use the VIEW TRANSFORM control to reorient the new master tube so that the view is looking down the appropriate straight.

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