Creating a corner chamfer

[SHamrick]

I am in the process of showing a co-worker how to use Inventor who is switching over from Creo. In Creo you can do a corner chamfer, giving either the three dimensions or clicking and dragging from the corner. You can find a short video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UVFrgA4Nos

Is there a way to create something like that in Inventor? 

All of the corner chamfers need to be at the 6 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 1 3/16. The material thickness will remain the same but the overall sizes of the pieces will change.

The steps I took were drawing an angled work plane, drawing a sketch on the plane and doing a extruded cut. The problem is I am not getting the desired dimensions I need. The 1st view shows my steps, the other views show what it looks like pulled in from Creo to Inventor and the desired dimensions. 

Please advise and thank-you in advance!

[Binga · Accepted solution]

There is no tool to do this directly (I guess).

But you can do this:

1 - Create 3 points to drive your cut (I have created these points with sketchs)

2 - Create a work plane using te three points

3 - Split the solid

Check the attached file.

[JDMather]

Attach your *.ipt attempt here if you can't figure it out.

[PaulMunford]

If the Chamfer is equal on all sides, you can use the standard Chamfer tool and then delete the faces you don't need with the 'Heal Edges' option.

[SHamrick]

Thanks for input, was looking to create chamfer without it being all equal sizes.

[zakazai]

But is it possible something like this?

[JDMather]

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@zakazai wrote:

But is it possible something like this?

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Can you attach your *.ipt file here?

Is this a real part - or is it an academic exercise?