Solid Fillet :-/

[Patriot]

I am trying to fillet the floor to these walls with a .130R that fillet you see on the step of the two walls is .130 as well. When I try to fillet them to the floor, this is the error I get. Is there a way I can do this?? I've only been programming about a year and using this X2.

Sometimes I run into this problem and usually just forget it but I want to learn to do it right. Any suggestions?

 

 

[3R!< W3NG3R]

try doing one edge at a time.

[MLS]

Try using solid fillet instead of the face to face option and select the edges instead of the faces.

[Hardmill]

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try doing one edge at a time.

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Usually does it for me.

You could also try making the fillet .129.

 

 

PEACE

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

When creating fillets, a general rule of thumb is to go from largest to smallest, also, draw the wireframe SHARP, then use solid fillet.

 

HTH

[Patriot]

These are pictures of me trying one edge at a time and when clicking the largest surface to the smallest. (the one at a time gave me the one with two fillets). Solid Fillet wouldn't work at all. With that I get "Blend creation failed: Blend overflow removes adjacent face ot edge."

 

Apps Guy: Are you talking about just making a wireframe with what I have?

 

 

 

 

[neil qwerty]

Try putting a small rad(.001-.005") on the sharp vertical edge before putting the rad on the bottom.

[htm01]

i think your fillet is bigger than the step

[neil qwerty]

[Patriot]

YES! That'll work Neil. Even though it rounds off the corner in the radii, it is good enough. Worked good. Thank You!

[neil qwerty]

Solids like tangency!