In the furniture industry, carpentry, woodworks, and at exhibitions, the connection of two sheet parts, "miter joint," is often used. This is such a connection when it is necessary to saw off the edges of the parts not at a right angle, but at 45 degrees, so that then the parts can be glued into a right angle. The connection is not difficult to model using regular AutoCAD tools. You need to either drag the edges of two solids or glue two rectangular parts together with the _Union command and then cut them with the _Slice command, defining the cutting plane at three points. To save you time on cutting, we came up with a simple Miter command. Instead of a dozen clicks, it will be enough for you to click once on any linear edge of the solid. The program itself will measure the angle between adjacent surfaces, build a section plane, and call _slice itself. 

Program features

• No settings required.

• The edge through which the cut will pass can be arbitrarily located in space.

• The angle between the parts is not necessarily straight (90°). The program will build a bisector of any angle.

• Surfaces adjacent to the edge do not have to be flat at all - these may be the surfaces of a cylinder or cone. The angle will be measured tangentially.

• You can select an edge before calling the Miter command or after calling it.

• Command perfectly complements the AVC_Slice command (ASL = VO). Select immediately a couple of solid surfaces via Ctrl, peel them together, and cut for a miter joint.

• The program runs in a loop until you press Esc. You can cut as many details as you like at a time.

To run the command, you will have to register an account and top up your account balance or receive bonuses.

Then you can activate one of the licenses:

• Annual license - 10 EUR.
• Unlimited license - 50 EUR. Free updates for 1 year.
• The trial period is 20 days.