It joins two extrusions at a right angle: the counterbored holes on the two faces are perpendicular, so the block itself holds the 90 degrees.
An undercut in the inside corner clears the extrusion radius and stops a gap opening at the joint.
Perpendicular counterbored holes hold the 90 degrees by the block itself; an inside undercut clears the profile radius and closes the gap.
It joins two extrusions at a right angle: the counterbored holes on the two faces are perpendicular, so the block itself holds the 90 degrees.
An undercut in the inside corner clears the extrusion radius and stops a gap opening at the joint.
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