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How can I face blend 3 surfaces?
omar_omari
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I have been trying to make this corner more smoothed out, maybe following a similar curvature to the right wall which has a fillet and isn't linear. That didnt work with curves (or i did it wrong).
Instead, I would like to "face blend" three surfaces, like pinching out the corner and making it smooth. Only one wall here is linear, the rest and curved. Is it possible to do anything like this, and how would I set up an object with interesting curves like this next time?
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I had a few minutes to play around with a hack for this inside corner fillet problem. It is truly a hack but may give you some ideas.
I filled in the area and the made a free floating half ellipsoid or football that I subtracted from it to give a "filleted" look to the corner.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/763ea2f225d7a99a07d559a1/w/9b66a706eca567881bb8a475/e/dff9be02c414ed49af643874
@nate_atkins - my version using a single variable fillet (only works when all other parts have been booleaned together first) . . .
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3b6f0f600cc2b27e66a1558a/w/9acd433d50634ce5b7e82636/e/96b7d56eccf923910262e167?renderMode=0&uiState=69837b8dd9918b26aa17e17c
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