User Guide
User Guide
User Guide
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(3D only) Used to chamfer one or more edges of a solid, projected surface, or a surface of revolution. To use this tool:
Select the edge you want to chamfer.
To select additional edges, press <Ctrl> and, as you move the pointer over the solid or surface, the edge nearest the pointer highlights. While holding down <Ctrl>, enter a data point to select the additional edge.
You can enter a Reset to deselect an incorrect edge. Where a number of edges have been selected, consecutive Resets will deselect them in the reverse order (that is, the last edge selected is the first edge deselected).
Tool Setting | Effect |
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Distance 1/Distance 2 | Sets the distances to trim back the faces. If the Lock control is on, they are constrained to the same value. |
Lock control |
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Select Tangent Edges | If on, edges that are tangentially continuous are selected and chamfered in one operation. If off, only the selected section is chamfered. |
Flip Direction | Where Distance 1 and Distance 2 are different, reverses the direction of the chamfer and the values that the faces are trimmed. |
Applying a chamfer to an edge of a solid (Top) and a projected surface (Bottom). Left: Identify the edge (1), which highlights. Right: Accept to chamfer the selected edge (2). | |
Effect of “Select Tangent Edges” setting. Left: Off — only the identified section of the edge is selected for chamfering. Right: On — the identified section plus all edges that are tangentially continuous are selected for chamfering. | |