Chamfer

[jgomez720]

Description

A tool that enables the user to chamfer an edge. This is similar to a fillet, except instead of a rounded edge you get a diagonal edge. Usually holds the same purpose, to make the part safer to hold.

Functionality

1. The user selects the chamfer button.
2. The user selects the edges they want to chamfer
3. The user selects the dimensions they want to chamfer (this can be a dimension and an angle or two dimensions that relate the X and Y direction dimensions.
4. Confirm

OR

1. The user selects the edges.
2. The user selects the chamfer button.
3. The user inputs the dimensions.
4. Confirm.

Supporting Docs/Images

PseudoKCL

Very similar to fillet except one difference. For v1, we are going to assume all fillets are symmetric (same radius all the way through the fillet), however, for chamfer, we need to have a little more control. Asymmetric chamfers are created all the time. Here's an example of a symmetric one and asymmetric one.

Symmetric

const box = startSketchOn('XY')
  |> startProfileAt([0, 0], %)
  |> line([0, 5], tag: 'chamfer1', %)
  |> line([5, 0], tag: 'chamfer2', %)
  |> line([0, -5], tag: 'chamfer3', %)
  |> close( tag: 'chamfer4', %)
  |> extrude(5, %)

chamfer({
  symmetric: true, // not required, symmetric by default.
  length: 0.50, // only takes a single number if symmetric: true
  paths: ['chamfer1', 'chamfer2', 'chamfer3', 'chamfer4']
})

Result:

Asymmetric

const box = startSketchOn('XY')
  |> startProfileAt([0, 0], %)
  |> line([0, 5], tag: 'chamfer1', %)
  |> line([5, 0], tag: 'chamfer2', %)
  |> line([0, -5], tag: 'chamfer3', %)
  |> close( tag: 'chamfer4', %)
  |> extrude(5, %)

chamfer({
  symmetric: false, 
  length: [0.5, 2.0], // must take two numbers if symmetric: false - horizontal dimension and vertical dimension
  paths: ['chamfer1', 'chamfer2', 'chamfer3', 'chamfer4']
})

Result:

[jessfraz]

covered by #2681