A section about processing the part's edge: how to remove material along the edge or give it a shape. The edge is processed in four ways — rounding, chamfering, bevel and recessed handle, — and an angled edge bevel can also be set as a separate operation.
If edge processing is enabled at the production site, the part gets the «Edge processing» form — for each of the four sides (top, bottom, left, right) you choose a processing type and a specific variant from the production library. Each of the four types can be enabled separately:
Besides edge processing, an angled bevel can be set as a separate «Edge bevel» operation — for each side you set the offset, angle and edge band.
Edge processing means shaping the part's edge: rounding, chamfer, an angled bevel or a recessed handle. All of them live in one form that works side by side. This article covers the common form and principle; each type i…
ReadAn edge bevel is an angled cut of the part's edge. It is used to form a mitre for joining parts, a worktop overhang or a decorative edge. A bevel can be set in two ways: as a separate «Edge bevel» operation and as one of…
ReadChamfering is a small slope along the part's edge. A chamfer is made for a neat look of the edge and to remove the sharp corner. It is one of the four edge processing types. Where it is set A chamfer is set in the common…
ReadEdge rounding is milling the part's edge with a rounded profile instead of a sharp corner. This makes a soft radius profile of the edge (for example, on worktops and shelves). It is one of the four edge processing types.…
ReadA recessed handle is a grip profile milled right into the part's edge. It lets a front be opened without a surface-mounted handle (a profile handle, gola). It is one of the four edge processing types. Where it is set A r…
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