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Due to the spherical nature of the dome, the lengths of the struts used to construct individual triangles cannot be fully described by a decimal number irrational. I am therefore forced to use distance mates on some occasions and I have to arbitrarily choose a 'close enough' distance. Is there a way to mate 'as close as possible' or some other way of accomplishing this?

Also is there an equivalent for angle mates? Thanks Everyone -Skar Can you show images of the typical joint style you are working with? First I modeled with planes so I could find my swing and bevel angles for the true model. The irrational distance values obviously apply to the sides of the planes but I'm afraid of completing the true 3d model before I resolve the mating issue. Also, here is what my finished triangles will look like. SKAR81, How you model a geodesic dome depends massively on why you are modeling it.

SolidWorks does an excellent job of modeling confusion and stupidity. If the cut is difficult for you in SolidWorks, it will be difficult for the carpenter or welder or whoever. My first thought about geodesic domes in general is that they are space frames. Space frames are ideal for maximizing access for everything in and out of the frame.

This goes for you, your hands, your tools, your family, your personal belongings, rain and snow, burglars, the police, damn foreigners, animals, etc. Space frames make great jungle gyms.