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Bevel edges with Chamfer

Chamfer cuts the edges of a solid to a flat bevel. Give it one distance, two distances, or a distance and an angle.

Tool: Chamfer4 steps · 4 pictures

  1. Pick Chamfer in the Edit group of the rail.

    Pick Chamfer in the Edit group of the rail.

  2. Click the edges to bevel — here the two front edges of the top face. Each picked edge lights up, and a size box opens beside the first.

    Click the edges to bevel — here the two front edges of the top face. Each picked edge lights up, and a size box opens beside the first.

  3. Type the distance, 40, in the size box. Sides in the tray says how the bevel is measured: Equal, Two distances, or Distance and angle.

    Type the distance, 40, in the size box. Sides in the tray says how the bevel is measured: Equal, Two distances, or Distance and angle.

  4. Press Enter to apply. A Chamfer step joins the timeline.

    Press Enter to apply. A Chamfer step joins the timeline.

Good to know

  • Shift-click an edge to take the whole chain of edges tangent to it, and Alt-click to take its whole loop.
  • Drag the handle beside the size box to set the distance by eye; letting go applies it, and Esc cancels.

Related

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Recorded in Kozorosa by the help recorder, which checked that the result is in the model.