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Chamfer

A chamfer cuts off one or more lengthwise edges of a part.

Chamfer, drawn as in the Add dialog
Depth 8 mmDepth 8 mm
Depth 22 mmDepth 22 mm
Depth 36 mmDepth 36 mm
Chamfer. Drawn by the editor's own geometry code.

Use a chamfer on visible posts and beams to soften the edges and stop them splintering. Pick exactly which of the four edges to chamfer.

FieldUnitRange or optionsDefaultWhat it changes
Position Xmmfrom 00Where the chamfer starts, from the part start.
Lengthmmfrom 1To the endHow far the chamfer runs. Unset means to the end of the part.
Depthmmfrom 15Size of the chamfer.
Run-outSquare, Angular, RoundSquareHow the chamfer ends where it stops before the part end: angular, square or round.
Edge bottom-backonChamfer this edge.
Edge back-toponChamfer this edge.
Edge top-frontonChamfer this edge.
Edge front-bottomonChamfer this edge.

Default: what Add fills in on a 3000 mm part of 120 x 120 mm.

  1. Select the part in the Parts list.
  2. Under Extra processings, click Add.
  3. Type chamfer in the search field and pick Chamfer.
  4. Leave Position X at 0 and Length unset to chamfer the whole part, or set both for a stretch.
  5. Set Depth, pick the Run-out, and switch the four edges on or off.
  6. Check that the part shows a green check. If not, open the Issues tab.
FormatStatusDetails
BTLxSupportedChamfer.
BVN (Hundegger)SupportedOperation 1502.
BVX2 (Hundegger)Not writtenNot written.

A file that the app writes is not a check by your machine. See Export for what each format is for.