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title, excerpt, layout
| title | excerpt | layout |
|---|---|---|
| chamfer | Cut a straight transitional edge along a tagged path. | manual |
Cut a straight transitional edge along a tagged path.
Chamfer is similar in function and use to a fillet, except a fillet will blend the transition along an edge, rather than cut a sharp, straight transitional edge.
chamfer(data: ChamferData, solid: Solid, tag?: TagDeclarator) -> Solid
Arguments
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
data |
ChamferData |
Data for chamfers. | Yes |
solid |
Solid |
An solid is a collection of extrude surfaces. | Yes |
tag |
TagDeclarator |
No |
Returns
Solid - An solid is a collection of extrude surfaces.
Examples
// Chamfer a mounting plate.
width = 20
length = 10
thickness = 1
chamferLength = 2
mountingPlateSketch = startSketchOn("XY")
|> startProfileAt([-width / 2, -length / 2], %)
|> lineTo([width / 2, -length / 2], %, $edge1)
|> lineTo([width / 2, length / 2], %, $edge2)
|> lineTo([-width / 2, length / 2], %, $edge3)
|> close(%, $edge4)
mountingPlate = extrude(thickness, mountingPlateSketch)
|> chamfer({
length: chamferLength,
tags: [
getNextAdjacentEdge(edge1),
getNextAdjacentEdge(edge2),
getNextAdjacentEdge(edge3),
getNextAdjacentEdge(edge4)
]
}, %)
// Sketch on the face of a chamfer.
fn cube = (pos, scale) => {
sg = startSketchOn('XY')
|> startProfileAt(pos, %)
|> line([0, scale], %)
|> line([scale, 0], %)
|> line([0, -scale], %)
return sg
}
part001 = cube([0, 0], 20)
|> close(%, $line1)
|> extrude(20, %)
|> chamfer({
length: 10,
tags: [getOppositeEdge(line1)]
}, %, $chamfer1) // We tag the chamfer to reference it later.
sketch001 = startSketchOn(part001, chamfer1)
|> startProfileAt([10, 10], %)
|> line([2, 0], %)
|> line([0, 2], %)
|> line([-2, 0], %)
|> lineTo([profileStartX(%), profileStartY(%)], %)
|> close(%)
|> extrude(10, %)