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Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 9:33:24 AM | connecting steel beams

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I am modeling a sloped roof on steel beams. How can i model the beams in the way it is shown in the attached detail?

The centerline of the sloping beam connects to the middle of the top of the horizontal beam. The sloping beam is cut back by 50 degrees.  



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