Please note that you can accomplish this task by loading file "spinedfillet.e3".
In this task you will use the Spined Fillet command to create a fillet between two surfaces along a spine curve and two drive curves.
Please note that you can accomplish this task by loading file "spinedfillet.e3".
| 1 | Start the Spined Fillet command. |
| 2 | In the Type drop-down list select
With drives. When this type is selected, no radius is to be specified — as it will automatically be determined by the construction constraints, but two drive curve chains: one on surfaces of Group A ( Drive 1 Curves) and one on surfaces of Group B ( Drive 2 Curves). The resulting fillet will join the two surfaces through the two drive chains, along which it will also establish tangency continuity. |
| 3 | Select the first surface (Group A). Right-click and select Continue to end selection for the first group of surfaces. |
| 4 | Select the second surface (Group B). Right-click and select Continue to end selection for the second group of surfaces. |
| 5 | Select the spine curve. |
| 6 | Click Drive 1 Curves in the Selection List and select the first drive curve on surfaces of
Group A |
| 7 | Click Drive 2 Curves in the Selection List and select the second drive curve on surfaces of
Group B |
| 8 | Click  or  to confirm your selections and create the fillet: |