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Although I have successfully done this, with another part, i am not able to get the settings right to do a chamfer on a recessed area and avoid collision with the vertical walls with an offset. I set the offset for .2 for a .375 chamfer tool. I am pretty sure it is a height issue, but I can't find it. Please take a look at the attached and let me know where I am going wrong.
See image below, is this what you are trying to achieve?? If so have a look at the attached file settings, you can play with the offset setting to move the tool closer/further away from the vertical edges. Hope this helps.
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