Create any square pipe

Create any square pipe

In equipment and jig design, rectangular tubes are often used as base frames or bracket attachments.
This section explains how to create a rectangular tube of any size.

You can easily create one using the [Extrude] from the [Shapes] Catalog, combined with the [Blend Edges] and [Shell Part] commands in the [Feature] tab.
Notes
For special sizes, you can register a single rectangular tube shape to the catalog and reuse it by simply adjusting parameters such as size, outer corner radius, and thickness.

Info
Customers with an active IRONCAD support contract can download catalog data from TechBase:Data

Please refer to the video below.

IC-065

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