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Moving a Face and Fillets on small tight objects

stephen_dewingstephen_dewing Member Posts: 23 ✭✭
Can anyone help me with how I can move this face 3mm instead of just 2.1mm, as in first link? Or why I can't do it or another way of doing it please?  I have tried thickening etc and then a thicken and a move face on top of each other.  While it works in the studio (as in second link) it doesn't translate when printing.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/edfc967dbb3714516f988e82/w/553527fe99b08363915efc53/e/94922f6f7111368c1051ede6

I want it to look like this.  https://cad.onshape.com/documents/edfc967dbb3714516f988e82/w/553527fe99b08363915efc53/e/0607f4f83f2c0051d2873aa7

Also, why can't I make Fillet 1 in this second link, between the base and the wall, more than .49mm.  Is there any way of forcing it to 2.9mm or 3mm?

I assume it is to do with tight curves and the model being too small but would love to be able to beat this in some way.

Thank you in anticipation for your help.

Stephen

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