Thank you , this is a good solution.

> I've opened up that little bit of space in between the flaps by copying edge lines and using Edit > Trim and also cutting out the margin in the corners as well.

The way I've did it is by drawing a rectangle and sliding it along the corners to make a cut using bool diff. I am not sure I understand why you would copy edges and trim them. Wouldn't that be a more complicated way of doing it? Did you create a rectangle from the copied edges or something else?

Hi Markog,

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> I am not sure I understand why you would copy edges and trim them.
> Wouldn't that be a more complicated way of doing it?

I copied edges and then used the copied edge to trim the surface. So like this shown with an exaggerated distance:








> Did you create a rectangle from the copied edges or something else?

I didn't create a new rectangle, I used the ones that you had in place already and trimmed them with the copied edge.

That was a simple way because I didn't have to draw anything new, and I didn't need to know the size of the planes, I typed in the distance I wanted to cut off the ends when copying the edge to turn on distance constraint to copy it at a specific distance.

There are a lot of different ways you could do it though.

- Michael

I see. Thank you.