Sketch Fillet option, but no chamfer?

[LibertyMachine]

Doing a quick sketch, I see there is an option to put a fillet of any size on the corners of the sketch. No option for chamfer though, or is it hidden?

[etfrench]

Fusion 360 has sketch chamfers 😆

[laughingcreek]

I can't believe I watched that sreencast.  I want my money back!

[chrisplyler]

You got what you paid for.

[jeff_strater]

this thread popped up today, so I thought I'd respond:  The sketch team is currently working on a sketch Chamfer command.  No promises about delivery timeframes yet, but it is definitely a committed project.

[Anonymous]

That is fantastic!!! Thank you for the update 🙂

[geraldft]

January 2021 and still no sign of this...  maybe it'll be done by 2022?

[jeff_strater]

I realize that you are outraged.  Here is a preview of coming attractions

[Anonymous]

YES

[geraldft]

@jeff_strater Not outraged so much as disconsolate by now.   The example is certainly above and beyond what I expected.

Now though I have to say - I am more outraged about the crippling restrictions introduced by the changes to the hobby user subscription.  I have invested time and effort learning the quirks and methods of Fusion, so I can occasionally make simple parts with my 2.5x axis mil.   Since these arbitrary limits have been introduced, I am convinced to search the ends of the earth for an alternative to Fusion.  The minimum payment subscription is much too high to be justified for users like me.  I could tolerate a one off fee but not this expensive never ending annual subscription.

Putting up with the new limitations is not an option - they just make it even less usable for me.  The two main examples that stand out initially are loss of rapids and restriction to a single tool.  (Despite not having a tool changer as such, I have worked around this to date by using pauses to change the tool manually.)   But now I have to work around the workaround.   Things can always be worked around, (such as those who manually edit in the rapids!) but the truth is I already find Fusion quite full enough of gotchas and niggles, that adding even more impediments makes it intolerable.  This is despite my needs being very modest...

[seth.madore]

@geraldft there are existing threads on this topic, let's not take this thread off on a completely separate tangent.

[geraldft]

Hi Seth - I did look but the most rellevant one I found in "Feedback Hub" was closed.  Maybe you can link to the others?

[Don.Cyr]

Will be a beneficial improvement.... Patiently awaiting this feature, hopefully it's coming soon!

[alfredo.terzi]

Hi, I think we're talking about "trim" instead of "chamfer" tool.

I would like to trim A and B lines with one command only in order to reach this:

It would be sufficient that "Fillet 0" ware accepted.

[Bunga777]

If you just want to connect there, wouldn't it be better to just add Coincident?

You can drag the endpoints.

The shape will move around a bit, but I have never found it that inconvenient, because eventually the sketch will have to be fully defined to be of any use.

[alfredo.terzi]

Everyone used to work with CAD knows that productivity is a matter of mouse clicks saving. It's so unbeliavable that Fusion doesn't have any kind of command suitable for this operation. It's such a frustrating waste of time.