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 From:  Phiro
12117.11 
Hi,

I think, Pilou have a good way with Networks.

But if you don't want have a bad continuity with the main piece, you must use Blend function to generate the curves used by network.
I attach my file with colors to understand what I used,
blend between the 2 red curves
blend between the 2 orange curves
blend between the 2 cyan curves

Then, use network with the curves you obtain by blend function (in my file, I assign those curves as Blue).

Don't know if this is the best way but it seems to be ok.



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 From:  blowlamp
12117.12 
I used the Sweep tool.
The green curves were used for the profiles and the red curves were used for the rails. The blue curve was used for the scaling rail.
If you show points on the curves, it's quite easy to alter the shape as required.

Martin.





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 From:  Michael Gibson
12117.13 In reply to 12117.9 
Hi wim, thanks for posting the file.

So for the blend method you can set up a cutting curve like this:


Use Trim or Boolean Difference to make an opening:


Select these 2 edges:


Run Construct > Blend to fill in the empty area with a smooth blend surface:




- Michael

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 From:  Michael Gibson
12117.14 In reply to 12117.6 
Hi wim, this construction method is using Loft style = "Loose" with end points to make a rounded tip directly in the lofted surface:







- Michael

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