Hi I wanted to rhino but on web ther are many peoples that say it’s really bad at filleting and some other say that it’s good and you have to know how to ready model for it and there is couple commands for it Which opinion is correct about new versions ? Also how rhino fillets stack up against ot…

In my opinion, all you said is true. There is no contradiction with this. Rhino is a direct modeling software. Its automated fillets are becoming much better, but in comparison to parametric CAD, like Catia, Fusion360 or Solidworks, its significant weaker. If you are used to „it-works-in-almost-al…

The 1st video shows a very wrong technique that only looks “good” at first glance, but in reality it’s a bad habit that teaches the other modelers to find shortcuts that lead to bad surface quality and further possibility to errors. Those two patches with random shape are not as smooth as what the v…

It entirely depends on what kinds of products in which kinds of industry and for which kinds of clients you need to 3D model.

The video in this thread sums up a nice way to think about fillets differently, and in a way that Rhino excels at : [image] Pipe trim trick Rhino a quick video demo if a useful workflow when fillets fail. enjoy! [Rhino 7 - Pipe trim trick]

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[image] Tom: Because producing proper fillets is a post-process and should be done perfectly only once per part. That is the methodology you are forced to use by solid modeling programs. With this approach, first you have to boolean all the features together into a solid and then you have t…

[image] jim: Here is an example I posted a few years back: That’s crazy! Thanks for sharing the file, I looked into and yes is a very interesting tutorial for fillet methodology. Did you used FilletSrf or FilletEdge (if there’s any difference)?

[image] skysurfer: Did you used FilletSrf or FilletEdge (if there’s any difference)? I made it in Rhino6 using the script you can find here You can do it in Rhino9 Beta with FilletSrf (Continue across faces).

There is no an universal rule. It all depends on the intended design. In this example, adding the fillets took considerably more time than creating the primary surfaces, because many of the fillets act as secondary surfaces, as well. They are not just final rounded edges. Instead, they are used as a…

[image] jim: IMO this is not a good approach to making Fillets in Rhino. Its pretty much guaranteed to fail except in exceptionally simple cases. It depends on what you do. Of course it makes sense to model with fillets in mind. But if you model a shape and apply all fillets perfectly in all …

Are rhino fillets really bad?

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The video in this thread sums up a nice way to think about fillets differently, and in a way that Rhino excels at :

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Are rhino fillets really bad?

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