36 AutoDesk Inventor Tutorial: Sketch Chamfer; using and types Video Lecture | Autodesk Inventor: A Complete Learning - Design Softwares

storia 36 the sketch champer this get
chopper you can find it under the fleet
menu you see the chopper and it's all
with the same principle of the fillet
but it has two more two types here we're
going to show you how they are and now
let's start with making some sketches
here one rectangular and let's go to the
chapter the first chopper is the
distance which give you equal distance
between the chamfered corner so we can
see simply to the same place where all
the filling
so now let's type here yeah
select the corner where you want to
apply your chakra so you notice you have
ten millimeter and ten millimeter this
angular distance so let's change it to
fifty here as we notice from the
previous tutorial you are able to apply
different sizes of
chamfer at the same movement as we did
in the free date so we have our 50 by 50
chopper you can notice this sign here so
now the second type is two different
distances so for example here we make an
angular distance 50 by 50 here we can
make it 50 by 10
and click this corner you will notice
not is the chip and if you want to
change the order this is to be 50
understand you can make it here here you
can make it 10 so again you can notice
we changed you are not able to select
the corner you can select two lines as
we said in the fillet tutorial and then
this exist line can delete it or trim it
this again go to chapter now let's go to
the last type which give you an angular
so let's go here and make it 50 distance
with an angle of 45 it will be the same
if we make it a distance 50 by 50 so
let's try it this 50 by 50 and let's go
to the discuss make it 5050
so we have it the same and now let's
change the angle to be 30 so this time
it will be different than the distance
Schaffer
let's make 60 click this corner and here
you have your Shaffer you are done click
ok so you have different choices how to
create your Shaffer depending on your
design or work