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Does anyone know how to clean up a rafter to ridge connection? I am using a beam system and where the rafters meet up with the ridge beam I need a flush cut, I have been unable to find my answer, Thanks in Advance
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Use a reference plane.
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Can you please be a little more specific, I tried reference planes and it still didn't give me a clean cut, the bottom portion of the rafter goes beyond the ridge beam.
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Arturo
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You could have found the answer in your HELP:
Structural Member with Plane
Use the Cut Geometry tool to cut a structural member with a plane. For example, use Cut Geometry to cut a column to a certain height, or to stop a beam at a wall.
To cut a beam at a wall
- Create a reference plane in the plane of the wall where you want the cut to occur.
- Click Modify tab
 Geometry panelCut drop-down (Cut Geometry).
- Select the beam to be cut.
- Select the reference plane.
If you move the wall or the beam, the cut will persist at the wall unless the beam is no longer joined with the wall.
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Hi Prestijio,
If you want to cut the bottom of rafters as well, you need two planes, one vertical and one horizontal.
The trick to use reference plane is that you have to do it multiple times.
If you have 20 rafters, you have to click the rafters 20 times in elevation view.
Edited on: Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 3:16:30 PM
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Thank you, struggled a little with this one but, figured it out eventually, just a matter of asking the right questions.
Good day!
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