SOLIDWORKS Surfacing - Fixing Fillets Using Surfaces

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Learn about a method of cleaning up the fillets in an imported body in SOLIDWORKS. Quick Tip presented by Ronit Mukherjee of GoEngineer.
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[@RoDobat960]

Thank you!

[@luckyjc11]

Amazing Work Thanks!

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching.

[@kandasamyrajan]

Is it possible to get the file used in video, for practice purpose?

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the video. If you can give the original file I am able to practice the procedure.

[@trexinvert]

Can't you just delete face all the fillet surfaces. Then extend the edges, trim and re-fillet? If "extend edge" doesn't work then use Ruled Surface(tangent to surface). Doesn't seem necessary to copy the whole surfaces.

[@goengineer]

I would typically try deleting the faces first, too. In this particular case, this procedure doesn’t work and we have to go down a different path. Having a large bag of tricks when fixing imports is a great skill to develop.

[@kandasamyrajan]

Please provide me with the file used in this video for practice purpose.

[@caoxam8037]

I think i have some smarter ways

[@goengineer]

Let us know what you come up with.

[@kandasamyrajan]

I am waiting for your smarter method.

[@kandasamyrajan]

Is it possible to get the file used in video, for practice purpose?