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    Anyone know of a "Trim" or "Fillet" tool?

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    • S Offline
      sketchydog
      last edited by Gábor

      Looking for something to trim/fillet 90 degree corners and also Trim (like in AutoCAD) where you set a knife edge and extend selected lines to the knife edge.

      Any help would be appreciated!

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        There are several...

        Look at my 2dToolets.
        It include a 'Fillet' tool - that works on any two picked edges that could [or do] intersect [aka they are coplanar].
        If you set the radius to 0 in the VCB it acts like Trim/Extend on the lines, otherwise it rounds the [potential] corner to the given radius and adds a cpoint at the arc's center.

        The tool toggles to a 'Chamfer' - which is similar, but that cuts the corner off by the specified dimension - or you can also enter two distances in the VCB to give an slanted chamfer...

        That toolset also includes 'Adjust' which lets you select target lines/curves and then select lines to 'adjust' - i.e. extend or trim back [lengthen/shorten] to the target line[s]...

        Use the SCF PluginStore to search/browse for such tools...
        There are lots...

        TIG

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          sketchydog
          last edited by

          Thanks TIG! Perfect! Thank you for the awesome quantity and quality of work and for being so generous to the SU community!

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          • kenK Offline
            ken
            last edited by

            I use these tools to make a filet, or any type of cut on a solid. It is especially great for shaping a solid. Just remember, the face you select will remove the material in the solid.

            I work with steel beams, angles, and pipes, I use these tools to cut and fit all theses to each other.

            Wish to cope a series of pipes to a larger pipe, these two tools make it a breeze.

            Note, it is not 100%, however, Ctrl-Z returns you to the original.

            Takes some imagination to determine what you want to do, but when you get the idea, you will find it easier to use than the solid tools on some applications.

            Experment. Read the directions, view the videos.

            http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41582

            Ken

            Fight like your the third monkey on Noah's Ark gangway.

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            • pilouP Offline
              pilou
              last edited by

              seems Round edges by fredo6 can make thet! 😉

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