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Creating corners

Use the Create CornerSee FilletRounded corner at the intersection of two lines or edges; concave intersection between two surfaces. Fillet refers to an interior corner; exterior corner is known as a round. You can draw a fillet using the Create Rounded Corner tool or by selecting the Fillet (Constant radius round) option from the PullTool used to distort or deform geometry. Use the Pull tool to offset, extrude, revolve, sweep, draft, and blend faces; or to round, chamfer, or extrude edges. When converting a sketch to 3D, pulling a line creates a surface and pulling a surface creates a solid. options. See RoundRounded corner at the intersection of two lines or edges. Round refers to an exterior corner; an interior corner is known as a fillet. Rounds and fillets are both called rounds. See Fillet, Constant-radius round, Variable-radius round.. (interior corner) or Round (exterior corner) tool to trim back or extend two lines so that they meet at a corner.

The sketch grid must be visible in the workspace before you can create corners.

To connect two lines with a corner

1. Click Create Corner in the Sketch group.

2. Click a line, arc, or spline.

3. Mouse over another line to preview the corner that will be created.

   If you mouse over a line that is the cross-section edge of a solid or a silhouette edge, it will not change. Only a sketched line will change.

4. Click an intersecting line to trim the lines, or a non-intersecting line to extend the lines.

5. If the lines intersect, click the part of the intersecting line you want to keep. If the lines do not intersect, you can click anywhere on the line to extend the lines to form a corner.

Options

The following options are available in the Create Corner tool:

Examples

Creating a corner between arcs.

Extending a spline to the intersection with another sketch curve.