In the picture above I am doing a Block edit. the motor mount needs to be trimmed to allow easier wrench access.
Original Block was filleted all around. I did two wire cuts then I am trying to Filet the edges to remove sharp corners. As shown on the screen shot, Rhino extends the surfaces beyond the object as if it did not find an intersection… I see this happening very often when two filet intersect.
Is there any work around or attempt to improve the behavior?
PS: Problem also happens with chamfer. Sometimes If I trick the Diameter or distance it works.
But I really would like to spend less time fixing edge issues and concentrate on design.
Yes on the original solid, I have a 10 mm corner edge(x2) and then a 0.5 mm chamfer all around.
First I did make two Wire cut to the part her re creating step for first Wire cut:
Got it… thanks. I am not surprised that Filletdge did not know what to do, with that chamfer there. Let me see what I can do.
If you fillets all three edges (including the little chamfer edges) it works but might not be what you expected or wanted here:
Otherwise, you’ll have to go at it at the surface-to-surface level.
yes not what I want. In addition once the edge is rounded I want to chamfer the top and bottom edges as per original.
Is there a way to undo the Chamfer before the wire cut then reapply filet and chamfer ?
I have a similar problem using filetSRF on these intersecting trimmed surfaces. The fillets do not seem to recognise each other as boundaries. They will therefore not trim to each other. The images show trimmed surfaces that do not align very well, but this is also happening on edges that do align. It seems to be the change of direction. Perhaps I need to create better surfaces in the first place? I’d like to do it as one continuous filet ideally.
