A fillet radius is the size of the rounded curve that replaces a sharp corner, measured as the distance from the curve to where the sharp corner would have been.
Inputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
Feature | F | cartesian | item | The feature to fillet |
Radius | R | number | list | The radii of the fillet. Defaults to 0. |
Blend | B | string | item | The type of fillet (fillet, chamfer) |
Outputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
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How to
Input a feature from another node into the Feature connector
You can user Read Feature, or any node that outputs a single feature
Input the radius into the Radius connector
Type a single number into the box, or input a number from another node
You can also feed in a list or radii. The radii will be applied in order (by index) to each corner/control point on the feature.
Input the corner type as a string
Options are fillet or chamfer
Example
A fillet creates a smooth, rounded curve at a corner (like a quarter-circle), while a chamfer cuts the corner off at an angle to create a flat edge.
Fillet | Chamfer |
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