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Using the fillet and chamfer commands - AutoCAD Tutorial
From the course: Cert Prep: AutoCAD Certified Professional
Using the fillet and chamfer commands
- [Man] Once again we're staying in our modifying objects.dwg file. And we're going to have a look now at fillet and chamfer and how we add fillets and chamfers to our AutoCAD drawings. Just roll back on the wheel a few notches so that you can see that red rectangle that we created previously using the offset command, that one there. And we're going to add fillet radii to the top two corners of that red rectangle and then some chamfers, some beveled edges to the bottom corners of that particular rectangle. Now fillet and chamfer are on the modify panel on the home tab on the ribbon. They're just here on this little flyout here. So what we want is we want to fillet first of all. You come into the drawing area and it prompts you to select your first object. Now ideally, what you want to do is right click and specify a radius first. So the radius will be nought point five like so, and press enter. And then what we're going to do as well is right click again and select multiple because…
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