How to remove fillet from an imported step file

How to remove fillet from an imported step file

sfdesign.sachinforge
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How to remove fillet from an imported step file

sfdesign.sachinforge
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Hello,

Greetings of the day!
 
Could you help me with this problem. I have received a step file and I want to remove all fillets and convert it into sharp edges to do further changes. When I delete the fillet the whole model gets deleted.
Regards Asha
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Rafal.Chlod
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Hi @sfdesign.sachinforge, thanks for posting.

 

I was able to remove the fillets. I think the order of removal made a difference in this case. I've started with the largest ones, then the small two on the "corners". Then by trial and error I removed the rest. Is this the model you had in mind? 

If my answer helped you, please click Accept Solution. Thanks!

Rafał Chłód
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g-andresen
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Hi,

please watch the screencast

and

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günther

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sfdesign.sachinforge
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I saw the screencast but I didn't understand how did the fillet get deleted. Maybe you deleted the larger ones first that's why

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sfdesign.sachinforge
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Not really. I tried it on my model it is not happening. Could you please send me your mail-id ? I can send the model and you could help me with it.

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g-andresen
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Hi,


@sfdesign.sachinforge  schrieb:

I saw the screencast but I didn't understand how did the fillet get deleted. Maybe you deleted the larger ones first that's why


1. There is no regularity to this process.
First I try to remove several fillets via window selection.
2. If this is not completely successful, I remove the remaining ones individually, whereby the order is also done by trial and error.

 

günther

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TheCADWhisperer
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@sfdesign.sachinforge wrote:

I tried it on my model it is not happening. 


Is your model different than the file that you attached earlier?

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sfdesign.sachinforge
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yess
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TrippyLighting
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Then you should share exactly the model you are working with, or if you cannot, at least share a screenshot of it.

On more complex objects this takes some experimentation, and sometimes it does not work at all.

 

i usually Analyse  a model to see in what order the fillets have been applied. Then I try to remove them in reverse order.


EESignature

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sfdesign.sachinforge
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Sure this is the model I am working on. It is a forging model of a lower receiver. I need to delete the fillets because I want to change the draft angle. I have tried all possible ways but I can't delete the fillets. Is there any way. I cannot share the model to maintain data privacy. 

Note: This model is an imported step file.

sfdesignsachinforge_1-1636714646596.png

 

 

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TrippyLighting
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I think the fillets on his model are too complex to just delete.

You'll have to experiment with the untrim tool in the surface tab and then re-trim surfaces to get these sharp edges back.

That will be a lot of tedious work, but it can be done.

 


EESignature

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TheCADWhisperer
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Use the imported as reference to remodel from scratch.

You will then have a fully parametric model that should be easy to edit.