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How to connect different extrusions together?
 matthijs_bloemink                
                
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matthijs_bloemink                
                
                    Member Posts: 6 ✭                
            i try to make a round ventilation grill, but I can’t find a way to connect the angled parts (automatically or by hand) with the round part of it. I tried making it all from different extruded parts, and add to existing extrusions. 
Googled a lot but nothing seems to work. 
How to solve this? 
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             martin_kopplow
                        
                        
                            Member Posts: 1,012 PRO martin_kopplow
                        
                        
                            Member Posts: 1,012 PROThat looks bad indeed. Any chance you could let us see the file? There will certainly be a simple solution. Here's a sample based on rough estimates: Use the Rollback Bar to go through the steps one by one for inspiration how to build your model. 0


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Try the Boolean tool. Considering the image you posted, I suspect Boolean Intersect might be what you want. - Scotty
Select the "add" option in the extrude dialog and set the round part in the merge scope field?
that function sadly didn’t do anything. Any other ideas?
the add i used, if i use merge in there, i get this strange thing.
That looks bad indeed. Any chance you could let us see the file? There will certainly be a simple solution.
Here's a sample based on rough estimates:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a9032a9344d0bcea3176c5b6/w/28006fd39ec04244d5b8f4b7/e/7d9e20e5b15e18080425bcd5?renderMode=0&uiState=690354f1c3d0688fbba28e94
Use the Rollback Bar to go through the steps one by one for inspiration how to build your model.