Chord Length Fillet for Mechanical Parts

In this video we are going to take a look at 2 use cases for the Chord Length style fillet. While this comes into play a lot on complex surface models, there are a few solid models that require the chord length definition.
If you want to follow along you can use this dataset: a360.co/4dmyQgG

[@perniculous]

Just found your channel. Excellent content!

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

thank you!

[@bwilliams1815]

I was literally going over corded versus constant last night. My problem was trying not to select a long chain but rather a few lines. This was helpful to understand what corded is for.

[@TAH1712]

hmm, quite powerful - thanks for the usage tips.

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

You're welcome!

[@802Garage]

Awesome! Learned a lot. Thank you.

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

Very welcome!

[@joell439]

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[@EvgenRosta]

Nice! =) Tnx!)

[@adventurefilms]

Not to take away from this topic, but on that last example, if the main geo was taken out of Fusion and brought into Plasticity for finishing that whole corner can be assigned without pinching and without that hump in the middle of the chamfer/fillet just another tool to get your designs done: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ope2l3uEg5qVjqc

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

Yeah, there have been a few models I have taken out of Fusion and into Plasticity when fillets or chamfers won't build. Whatever nick is doing in the background with parasolid is more forgiving in Plasticity. My thought is that it lets the edges of surrounding surfaces move more freely while Fusion does not.