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I am sure you have figured this out already but it is set to travertine by default, but I made a material parameter so that it can be easily changed in the Family Types dialog.
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Thanks! This is perfect for what I needed.
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Thank You!
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The bar and chain are perhaps the most recognizable components of a chainsaw. The bar is a long, metal guide that supports the cutting chain and determines the size of the log or branch that can be cut. The chain, made up of sharp cutting teeth, spins around the bar and is responsible for the actual cutting action. Different chainsaw models have different lengths and types of bars and chains, allowing for versatility in cutting tasks. website link
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