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How do I make a diagonal planar cut through an object to create a beveled face?

I want to make a hollow cylinder with a beveled edge, similar to a needle. What sort of cut do I make to achieve this?

Answers

  • ryan_thiessenryan_thiessen Member Posts: 7
    Draw the profile you wish to remove on the centreline of the cylinder and then do a symmetrical remove extrude to take that part away.

    That answer, although terribly written might get you until someone can throw out one of those fancy gif demonstrations...




  • james_dalessandro195james_dalessandro195 Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 7
    If I am understanding you correctly, a chamfer on the outer edge of the rim should achieve what you want. Or a revolve to cut the angle you want.
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