... without having to move heaven and earth?
I just drew this:
... with what seemed like more effort than routing and mitering the actual wood. I drew a rectangular prism, drew arcs on the end and pulled the arcs into rounded-over edges. Then I drew a rectangle to use as a "knife" and rotated it into position to slice off a miter on one end, using "intersect faces".
I figured I could then copy that piece, mitered on one end only, and use "push" on the square end, pushing it until there was just a "triangle" left. I'd copy that end wherever I needed it.
But no; Sketchup wouldn't allow me to push the square end for some reason. So I had to repeat the whole process four times, once for each end of each length of edging.
Surely someone has made an extension for this sort of thing?
Question 2:
When I try to draw an arc inside a corner, sometimes Sketchup displays a "snap point" when the arc is tangent to the lines that make up the corner, but other times it does not. Does anyone know why?
And lastly: I think I've settled on a design for my next project. I plan to build two of these: