In AutoCAD LT, the fillet, chamfer, and blend commands are the three commands you can use to create transitions between lines. The fillet command creates a round arc transition between objects, chamfer creates a straight line which bevels the edges of objects, and the blend tool creates a tangent or spline between the ends of two open curves. This video explains how to use the fillet, chamfer, and blend commands in AutoCAD 2015.
…Fillet, chamfer, and blend are three…commands used to create transitions between lines.…Open the Lines sample file in the Chapter 05 folder.…The three commands I mentioned are here on this fly out, Fillet, Chamfer, and Blend.…The icons give you an idea for what these commands do.…Fillet creates an Arc transition between objects.…Chamfer makes a straight line which can act like…a Beveled edge, and Blend inserts a Spline between objects.…
Let's begin with Fillet.…The prompt says, Select first object.…Before I actually use this command, I need to…set the Fillet Radius down here with the Radius option.…So I'm going to click Radius, and I can type in a value…here, or I can click two points on screen to specify that distance.…I'll take this later approach.…I clicked two points about at the same scale as this gap between the lines.…Now it says, Select first object.…So I'll click this line, and then select the second object over here.…
And the preview image shows you what's going to happen.…There's going to be an Arc inserted between these lines.…
Author
Scott Onstott
Released
5/29/2014- Changing workspaces
- Converting drawings to new units
- Drawing lines, circles, splines, polygons, and more
- Moving, copying, rotating, and scaling objects
- Mirroring, lengthening, trimming, and joining objects
- Drawing accurately with coordinates and snapping
- Creating gradients
- Making dimension objects
- Managing object and layer properties
- Reusing content
- Making external references
- Adding annotations
- Packaging and publishing CAD data
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome49s
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1. Exploring the User Interface
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Using the ribbon1m 20s
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Changing workspaces4m 3s
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Editing command aliases3m 1s
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Accessing help1m 40s
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2. Managing Files and Options
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Selecting drawing units4m 11s
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Using and creating templates3m 30s
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3. Navigating Drawings
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Saving and restoring views3m 10s
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4. Drawing Objects
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Lines7m 53s
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Circles6m 51s
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Arcs7m 22s
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Ellipses4m 15s
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Splines6m 54s
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Polylines6m 25s
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Rectangles and polygons6m 8s
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Points and donuts4m 35s
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5. Modifying Objects
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Selecting objects10m 12s
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Moving and copying8m 22s
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Rotating and scaling8m 11s
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Arraying objects8m 46s
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Offsetting and mirroring6m 48s
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Stretching and lengthening2m 40s
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Trimming and extending4m 38s
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Breaking and joining5m 10s
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Editing with grips4m 21s
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Dividing and measuring6m 2s
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6. Drawing Accurately
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Using Grid and Snap4m 6s
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Making isometric drawings3m 54s
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Using polar tracking3m 29s
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Working with object snaps9m 47s
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Using the From command6m 43s
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7. Practice Drawing Projects
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8. Hatching and Creating Gradients
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Using the Hatch command6m 53s
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Creating gradients5m 5s
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Editing hatch boundaries2m 36s
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9. Writing
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Creating text styles2m 27s
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Writing single-line text7m 48s
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Writing multiline text4m 19s
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Aligning text objects2m 59s
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10. Dimensioning
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Making dimension objects7m 6s
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Creating multileaders4m 32s
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11. Managing Object and Layer Properties
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Hiding and isolating objects2m 45s
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Editing object properties6m 38s
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Changing linetype scale2m 7s
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Creating layers6m 4s
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12. Reusing Content
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Working with groups4m 22s
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Redefining blocks2m 54s
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Designing a dynamic block6m 15s
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13. Defining Attributes and Configuring Tables
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Creating a table3m 13s
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Styling a table's title text1m 51s
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Adding fields to tables4m 20s
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14. Making External References
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Exporting objects to a file3m 45s
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Altering xrefs2m 16s
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Clipping xrefs2m 18s
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Editing xrefs in place2m 49s
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Removing xrefs3m 38s
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15. Working with Layouts and Annotation
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Creating a layout4m 29s
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Configuring a viewport2m 56s
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Locking viewports1m 58s
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Freezing viewport layers3m 33s
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Drawing a title block5m 40s
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16. Creating Output
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Publishing multiple sheets2m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps20s
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