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Frameforge helps designing beams and frames, with cut, mitter joins and so on

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# FrameForge

Frameforge is a FreeCAD workbench that aids in designing beams and frames, with cut, mitter joins and so on.

Features:

- Create Beams (metal, wood) from a sketch or Edges
- Trim, offset, cut, mitter cut
- Cutout (make holes) from a sketch
- Export a BOM with cut angles, lenght, material

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## Prerequisite

- FreeCAD ≥ v0.21.x

## Installation

Frameforge workbench can be installed via the [Addon Manager](https://wiki.freecad.org/Std_AddonMgr)

WARNING: When migrating from 0.1.x to 0.2.x, be careful to back-up your projects ! 
Internal data structures were modified, should be able to migrate, but in case...

## Quick Start

### Create the skeleton

Beams are mapped onto Edges or ParametricLine (from a Sketch for instance)

For a start, we are going to create a simple frame.

1. In a new file, switch to the Frameforge workbench.
2. Create a [sketch](https://wiki.freecad.org/Sketcher_NewSketch)  
3. A dialog will open asking you to 'Select orientation'. Choose the XY for instance.
3. Draw a simple square in the sketch... this will be our skeleton

![Create Skeleton](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/02-create-frame-skeleton.png)

5. Close the Sketch edit mode.

### Create the frame

1. Launch the FrameForge Profile tool

![profile](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/10-profiles.png)

2. It opens a FrameForge dialog (with options)

![profile](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/10-profiles-task.png)
![profile](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/10-profiles-task-2.png)

3. Select a profile from the lists (Material / Family / Size).  
*Note*: Size can be adjusted just below the family, the tool has a lot of predefined profiles. Same for parameters.

![profiles choice](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/11-profiles-family.png)

4. In the 3D View, select edges to apply the profile creation:

![Edge Selection](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/13-edge-selection.png)

5. Press OK in the Create Profile Task.  
**Result**: now there are four profiles!

![Profiles](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/14-profiles-done.png)

![Zoom in profile](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lukh/frameforge/main/docs/images/14-zoom-on-profiles.png)

**Voila!** You have your first frame! For more information, follow the [tutorial](docs/tutorial.md)

## Maintainer

Vivien HENRY
vivien.henry@inductivebrain.fr

## Credits

This workbench is based on [MetalWB](https://framagit.org/Veloma/freecad_metal_workbench)

Special thanks to:

- Vincent B
- Quentin Plisson
- rockn
- Jonathan Wiedemann

And others people that I don't know but they should be in this [thread](https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?style=5&t=72389)

## LICENSE

FrameForge is licensed under the [GPLv3](LICENSE)

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