If I want to loft between two faces which are at 90 degrees to each other, how do I do this?

isaac_reid

So I have to faces which I want to loft between, they are at 90 degrees to each other, it is a rough model for a desk I'm making and these are the brackets, The wood is 18 mm thick but I'm a bit confused as to how I ensure the wood remains at 18mm thickness the whole way through. As in, the ends of the wood will be cut at 45 degree angles so that they fit together but obviously the faces will now have different dimensions, so how do I go about doing this? 
I think I explained this poorly and if so I can try to make it better but any help is appreciated, thankyou. Sorry if this image isn't great but hopefully it gives more detail lol

steve_shubin

@isaac_reid

Put a mate connector at the bottom of the vertical part. And put that mate connector right in the center

You can use that as a plane for a sketch to draw the brace

And when you extrude make sure you have it set to symmetric

Watch the GIF below 

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1ec62f8ef54bc68b4971617c/w/bcced98e767cb56fc1eb652c/e/77f4390ddfdb3256c30f0bc5

dirk_van_der_vaart

I would use Frames for these kind of construction's
See this example and look for some tutorial's in the learning section.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f592e7676ac55497485abd44/w/d3afac8bd08ff85c5f3613e4/e/6690c9c6e7f2a03fa9d0cc64