Adding Setback Distances to your SOLIDWORKS Multiple Radius Fillet [VIDEO]

Article by Chris Briand, CSWE updated May 20, 2013

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Using the Setback option when creating a SOLIDWORKS Multiple Radius Fillet can award you with a near infinite way to blend adjoining surfaces together to develop smoother transitions on your corners.  The video below will take you through the steps.

https://youtu.be/cclvkejd0Mg

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Chris Briand, CSWE

Chris has been educating and supporting Engineers, Designers and IT Personnel within the 3D CAD industry since 2002, and was adopted into the fantastic team of applications experts here at Javelin Technologies in early 2006 and migrated along with his team members to the TriMech Solutions team in 2021.  Chris enjoys the continuous learning driven by the ingenuity and challenges Designers bring forward. Innovation using 3D Printing, 3D CAD and other technologies, combined with a diverse background as a technologist, allows Chris to find solutions that accelerate Designers, and take Design Teams to new heights. Chris is currently being held at an undisclosed location, near Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.