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Fillets and Chamfers (Combined Feature)
Don_Van_Zile
Member Posts: 195 PRO
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To whom it may concern @Onshape Development,
I'm curious since the Extrude feature contains a Multi-Tool/Function approach why that same philosophy of "Feature Interchangeability" wasn't used for Fillet's and Chamfer's? I would think it would've been nice to simply switch to/from a fillet definition to chamfer and vice versa maintaining the Edge/Face ID's for downstream feature items potentially.
Was any thought given to this and abandoned or...?
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O.S.
HWM-Water Ltd
Put it up for voting as improvement request.
For me this would be consistent approach as it's like changing to different router blade on cnc but run the same path.
+1
I think that should push some general notice to selected Onshape employees..
https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/9951/part-studio-fillets-and-chamfers-combined-feature-for-interchangeability-between-the-two/p1?new=1
HWM-Water Ltd
I will be releasing details designed for low volume machining and contain chamfers. However, in the future, we may make high-volume and change the manufacturing requirement to castings and have to require a lot of filleting etc... It would be unique to be able to switch back and forth in these simplistic scenarios without blowing up downstream features like we do today.
Again, it would be awesome in Modern Cad not to have to worry about Future manufacturing methods making the designer cringe having to make the necessary CAD changes.
IR for AS/NZS 1100