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Happy to have found this project, but questions #2
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How would you feel about me making a branch? I am a retired Mechanical Engineer who wrote CAD/CAE for 40 years in C++ and last couple Python. I just want to make sure it was Ok. Was looking for a way to send a PM to take the conversation out of the public |
From: https://www.woodworkersjournal.com/mortise-tenon-know-parts/ for a bit of consistent naming. And https://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-how-to/joinery/mortise-tenon-joinery/rule-of-thumb-for-mortise-and-tenon-size for more guidance What I was calling reveal they call "Cosmetic Shoulder" From looking at the code, I don't see a way to mate a mortise to a tenon. ( as in a name linkage ) So that if the mortise dimension C is 0.003" (0.07mm) larger than C on the tenon .... yes I am looking at using the Path workbench to cut these on my CNC |
They are created as separated objects. Properties may be linked using FreeCAD's Expression engine. For example, to link the Width property of Joint001 to the Width property of Joint, select the Width property of Joint001, press the = key (or click the f(x) icon) and enter Joint.Width+.07. Then any time Joint.Width is changed Joint001.Width will change with it. |
I added a Rounded property for mortise/tenon joint types. |
When I try a tenon I get something that has rounded ends, what if I wanted square ends? Something like a craftman style tenon?
Also I don't see the option for a "reveal". Think of it this way the rule of thirds ... so if you have a 5 unit (in or mm) face with a 1 unit reveal the thickness is 5- 2*1 or 3 ... does this make sense?
I have done a mortise and tenon joint using sketches and spreadsheets, but that was before finding your work.
Regards
Carl
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