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Click Shape Fillet
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| The Fillet Definition dialog box appears. |
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Choose the Tritangent Fillet type.
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Select a surface as the first support element.
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Select another surface as the second support element.
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Select the surface to be removed. The fillet will be
tangent to this face.
| To help you decide on the location an arrow is displayed on each
selected surface. You can click on the arrows to specify the desired
fillet location. |
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Click Preview to see the filleted surface:
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Use the combo to choose the desired type of extremity
for the fillet:
- Smooth: a tangency constraint is imposed at the
connection between the fillet surface and the support surfaces,
thus smoothing the connection.
- Straight: no tangency constraint is imposed at the
connecting point between the fillet and the initial supports,
generating sometimes a sharp angle.
- Maximum: the fillet surface is limited by the
longest selected support's edge.
- Minimum: the fillet surface is limited by the
shortest selected support's edge.
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Click OK to create the shape fillet.
| The surface (identified as Fillet.xxx) is added to
the specification tree. |
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In case the selected
supports are partially tangent, it is advisable to create an
edge fillet.
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Parameters can be edited in the 3D geometry. To have further
information, refer to
Editing Parameters.
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