Chamfer cuts

The fifth item on the right-hand tool tabs.

• Chamfer cuts can be defined for all 4 corners of the base elements. By clicking on the corners in the diagram above, you can choose from the available corner types.
  
  
• The first step is selecting the type of corner, which has 5 variations.
  
  1. - Normal: No corner cutout.
  
  2. - Chamfered: The corner is cut diagonally with a single cut.
  
  3. - Notched: Two perpendicular cuts are made on the edges.
  
  4. - Curved: The edge transitions smoothly into a curve without a straight break. The radius of the curve can vary in longitudinal and transverse directions, resulting in a regular quarter ellipse.
  
  5. - Concave Curved: Similar to the previous one, but the curve bends inward. The transition is always perpendicular.
  
  
• After specifying the type, you need to determine the starting points for the chamfer cuts.
  There are 6 options:
  
  
  • from the corner,
    
    
  • from the opposite side,
    
    
  • and measured from 4 different variations of the dividing lines.
    
    
• The position of the cutout can be defined with fixed and calculated values both longitudinally and transversely.
  
  
• It can also be specified separately whether there should be edge sealing on the cutout, and if so, what type.

Changes must be confirmed with the modify button.

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