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How to have a bend on two surfaces?

joshua_javier537
joshua_javier537 Member Posts: 4 ✭
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Hello I am currently working on two rectangular shapes where one is angled to the other by 15 degrees. I just need now to have some sort of bend on each corner to have a smooth connection. I tried to fillet/loft them but it just won't connect as smooth as possible. I am quite new to CAD sorry if this is obvious.

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  • joshua_javier537
    joshua_javier537 Member Posts: 4 ✭
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    Thank you. But I did it by first adding a fillet on the individual parts studio then using the Derive function and Transforming by mate connectors.

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  • joshua_javier537
    joshua_javier537 Member Posts: 4 ✭
    Answer ✓
    Thank you. But I did it by first adding a fillet on the individual parts studio then using the Derive function and Transforming by mate connectors.

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