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Who can draw rounded corners for spatial line segments?

2011-03-22View Original

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There are two lines that are not in the same plane; I want to use R200 to create fillets and connect them together. I’m not sure if anyone here is skilled at this – could someone please advise me?
Reply #22011-03-22
Han, there’s something wrong with what you’re saying. If two pipelines are not in the same plane, then to connect them they would need to have an S-bend of at least 200 degrees. You should know that a circle can determine a plane; similarly, an arc (a curved segment) can also determine a plane. If two pipelines can be connected using one elbow, then those two pipelines must be in the same plane, you know? To connect two pipelines that are not in the same plane, 2 elbows are definitely required. Those upstairs can go to the workshop and take a closer look by themselves.

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