Everyone online is insistent that you need it, and you can just about buy it here (it's expensive), but it turns out it's pretty irrelevant. You will find constant references to something called 'pre-stain conditioner' online this basically doesn't exist in the UK. If, like me, you're in the UK and looking for vaguely specific details regarding woodwork online, you're going to find an awful lot of American content and very little local stuff (a blog opportunity there perhaps).Ī good recent example of this effect for me was when I was looking up pine stains. Nothing against the Americans/Canadians etc, but this is one area where regional differences make a pretty huge difference in terms of wood and products available. This is not a difficult thing to do by hand, but all of the convoluted coding required and the permutations needed to do it 'automatically' in a script would require so many inputs from you it'll be quicker done manually.Has anyone found any good non-American-continent woodworking YouTube channels? Make a few brackets as components too, place instances of these on the gutters and use Move+Ctrl+Nx to array copies along gutter lengths at desired centers etc. It won't do brackets, joints, spigots etc.ĭraw a few common cross-sections of gutter and save them as components, you can then use these in future SKPs as needed, exploding them to an oriented face for a FollowMe around a path. Tools like ProfileBuilder can help you, but you'll still need to draw a profile and a path, unless you are happy to accept a premade one. Do you realize how complex a Plugin would have to be to do everything you'd want to make detailed guttering ?

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