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20° fillets direction. Some went to 70°
Eugen
Member Posts: 18 PRO
Hello,
I need to fillet a number of edges in an angle of 20°. ( no problem with 45°)
I want to get only one feature in part historie.
Is there any possibility to change the direction of every single edge?
In my case some went wrong direction, some right.
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Answers
Axel Kollmenter
This functionality is currently missing from Onshape so it's a bit of a mess... Right now you basically have to create two separate features unfortunately.
Please vote for this improvement so it gets a higher chance of getting implemented: https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/9271/chamfer-feature-choose-direction-for-each-input#latest
So it doesn’t sound like the tool mentioned in the link below is going to help in this particular situation. Otherwise I’m pretty sure @Evan_Reese would’ve mentioned it
Nonetheless, if you are working with a lot of fillets from time to time, you might want to take a look at this tool
At the link below, there is a link where you can watch a video explaining how it works
https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/13958/new-custom-feature-selection-fillet
I did try creating a feature that had a flipped option, but when you are chamfering less edges, it flips sometimes for no reason at all.
See my post here: chamfer feature, choose direction for each input — Onshape
The defaults for the flip are set up so that the first input should go one way and the second input should go the other. Unfortunately, depending on the selection, they seem to arbitrarily choose an orientation, and so often having one flipped and the other not won't actually work.
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