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KOMPAS-3D provides various methods for building fillets.
When filleting edges, a surface is created that smoothly transitions from one face to another. At the same time every section of this plane built perpendicularly to the edge results in a circular arc of the given radius, an elliptical arc or a conical curve. You can fillet edges with variable radius.
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Fillet edges:
a) the original state: an edge and a face are specified b) the operation result
You can create a full fillet. The full fillet is designed for three adjacent faces (sets of faces): two lateral faces and one central face. As a result of the operation, the central face disappears and the two lateral faces connect surfaces where surface section is an arc tangential to the three initial faces.
a) the original state: three adjacent faces are specified b) the operation result
It is reasonable to create fillets at final stages of model creation.
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