Corner chamfers are typically applied to sheet metal parts to remove sharp corners from the flat stock.
The Corner Chamfer command provides options allowing the creation of chamfers using:
You can add chamfers to one or more corners of a sheet metal part.
The One Distance option creates a chamfer with the same offset distance from the corner on both sheet metal edges. When you can create a corner chamfer with a single distance, you can select only model edges representing corners. You can select a single corner or multiple corners.
The Distance and Angle option creates a chamfer defined by an offset from a sheet metal edge and an angle from that sheet metal edge to the offset. You can chamfer one or both corners of a selected sheet metal edge in one operation.
On the ribbon, click Sheet Metal tab Modify panel
Corner Chamfer
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Click Distance and Angle.
Click the sheet metal edge the chamfer is angled from, and then click one or both corners on the sheet metal edge. You can select only sheet metal edges and model edges representing corners.
In the Distance and Angles drop-down lists, specify a chamfer distance and angle:
The Two Distances option creates a chamfer on a single corner with a specified distance for each sheet metal edge. Edges can be chained together.
On the ribbon, click Sheet Metal tab Modify panel
Corner Chamfer
.
Click Two Distances, and then click the corner to chamfer. (You can select only a model edge representing a corner.)
Enter values for Distance 1 and Distance 2:
s(Optional) Click Flip to reverse the direction of the chamfer distances for chamfers defined by two distances.