Full Round Fillet

[vid.kok]

Coming from SolidWorks I miss the "Full Round Fillet" feature .

http://help.solidworks.com/2016/English/SolidWorks/sldworks/r_Full_Round_Fillets.htm

[masureb]

Hello,

last time than I've played with fusion, I was surprised to not get the ability to apply a fullround fillet.

Cheers,

-Bertrand

[schneik-adsk]

This is not possible today.

We do have it in out backlog and will watch the voting here to help set priority.

[Anonymous]

I'd like inverse fillets as well for outside edges. 🙂 Its on the bottom of my priority list and probably not a normal tool. It would just be nice now and then.

[cekuhnen]

I am curious about voting prioprity - because certain freatures are just curcial to have.

Not every user might have the time like me to forum lurk so some feedback will get lost.

Some might check a certain feature set and if not available simply not try out the software.

Just two scenarios where the voting can be a tricky thing.

[masureb]

so give me some kudos

[cekuhnen]

greedy greedy you are - can only give you one 😉

[Anonymous]

Can you achieve this by punching in the exact thickness of the part / 2 as the radius? I feel like I've done this before in Fusion

[cekuhnen]

annother reason why full fillet would be better

[cekuhnen]

Luke for a surface designers point of view this approach logically works but produces not the surface quality I would want to strive for.

[Anonymous]

Interesting! I always wondered what the "G2" checkbox was all about. I always assumed the fillet tool simply put an arc tangent to each surface of the specified radius and then swept it along the edge.

[promm]

Thank you for your idea - this is getting changed to future consideration.  We have this logged in our backlog.

Cheers,

Mike Prom

[cekuhnen]

@vid.kok

Yeap I quite agree very useful and accelerating MCAD work.

[Anonymous]

I second that comment. It is a real time saver. I use it frequently.

[lucasproko]

The team is planning fillet enhancements in the future and will address this when we do. Exact timeline is TBD. Thanks for the Idea!