How do I draw a circular chamfer?
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What is drawn with CHA is a triangle that has been cut off to form a chamfer. How do I draw a circular chamfer?
This post was last edited by Yilan Yisheng on 2009-9-3 at 13:37. Please refer to this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-329480-1-1.html Is this the original poster’s first post? Hehe, the more you participate and communicate, the more you will gain O(∩_∩)O~
I’m just starting to learn CAD, and there are many things I don’t quite understand, hehe. Thank you!
Could you please describe the result you want in more detail?
Let me share my experience with you: it’s important to become familiar with the commands, and the key is to practice a lot*. At first, I didn’t know how to draw either, but after practicing for some time, I became proficient in it. Success will come naturally with effort; keep working hard.
The problem is solved; I didn’t use fillets to do it. First, I drew a circle at one of the vertices of the square, and then used the cut function to remove the unnecessary parts. Hehe! Thanks to everyone for the encouragement! I’ll try my best!
6# Reverse flow 142857: Open the CAD interface; there is a symbol for rounding corners on the right side – use that! !
I see now; you actually want to round the corners, it should be rounding the area below the corners
CHA means chamfering, but it cannot result in a rounded corner! Use the FILLET command, then select R (i.e., the fillet radius), enter the radius value, and select the two line segments for which a fillet is desired!