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    • S Offline
      srinivas
      last edited by srinivas

      Hi,

      Can someone help me how to chamfer the edges as shown in the attached image.

      Chamfer.png

      Here is what i was trying to achieve.
      chamfer_target.png

      I tried with Bevel Plugin but with no luck, anyhelp will be greatly appreciated.

      Thanks in Advance.

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      • massimoM Offline
        massimo Moderator
        last edited by

        Have you tried the "Chamfer along path" plugin?

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          srinivas
          last edited by

          Hi,

          I tried the plugin but I am not able to achieve what I wanted, may be I am missing something.

          Thanks.

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          • TIGT Offline
            TIG Moderator
            last edited by

            I think you want internal curved corners ?

            If so you need to make the hole that punches out the central part with curved corners... Use pairs of guide[construction]lines to get the same sized radius at each corner - the built-in inference will tell you when an arc is 'tangential'. Erase the unwanted bits of the original [offset?] inner face then pushpull it till you get the hole...

            To make the internal corner radius - draw a temporary face at the base. Use c'lines to draw the end points and make a tangential arc onto the face. Erase the rest of the unwanted face's edges and pushpull the arced face bit up to suit.

            When you've done, if some of the arcs have left visible edges/lines [with hidden geometry 'off'] then 'smooth' all of the faces [select] from the right-click menu...

            See my quick example attached...Chamfers.jpg

            TIG

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              paulside
              last edited by

              Is this what you are aiming for?


              Chamfers.jpg

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              • S Offline
                srinivas
                last edited by

                Yes Paul, but all edges needed to be chamfered. Like this image.
                chamfer_target.png

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                • TIGT Offline
                  TIG Moderator
                  last edited by

                  If the 'frame' has a constant size use followme on a pre-chamfer cornered face. You need to add the internal-corner chamfers manually - if they are 'possible' to make in the real world...

                  See example...ChamferedFrame.skp

                  TIG

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                    srinivas
                    last edited by

                    Thanks Tig I will give it a try.

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