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Flatten eliptic arc based object

jan_vrána
jan_vrána Member Posts: 5 ✭

Dear colleague, is there any hint-workaround for creating a flattable "something" of the attached object such that it could be finally cut on a laser cutter? All my attempts (extruding solids, thickening surfaces, extruding/thickening metal sheets) failed so far.

I tried to insert a link to my document but it says that the robot can't get access to that. So only a screenshot:

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it is a cross section of eliptical arc (top plane) and a face between 2 Bezier curves (front plane).

many thanks Vranoch

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