Template #107: Fillet Properties

The #107 Fillet template puts in a reserved visual representation for the fillet, displayed as a dotted line.

A Fillet needs a minimum of two layers; a top reverse bevel layer and the Fillet layer.

NOTE: Template #107 Fillet is a part of the #106 Mixed Template.

You can either select #106 Mixed Opening and select #107 Fillet for the 2nd or greater layer, OR select #107 Fillet as an opening which will automatically place it within the #106 Mixed.

NOTE: Only rectangular Fillets are supported.

This example shows the Mixed template using template #107 Fillet on the second layer.

The Fillet line is displayed the distance of the Reveal from the next layer.

Place the #107 Fillet Template onto the Editor.

Click on the #107 Fillet Template on the Editor.

Click on the Properties Tab to edit the individual proprietary adjustments available for this template opening.

Optionally, Right-Click on the template opening and select Properties to open the Template Properties.

Change the Template with the Template Name and Number Button.

Click Template Name and Number button.

The Template Library opens.

Select a different template from the Template Library.

The template will be updated to the new template.

Enter a Label for the template.

Enter the desired text in the Label field.

The label will be displayed on the Template opening. 

Enter the Template Width dimension. 

Enter the Template Height dimension. 

Lock the size of the object to avoid adjusting it by mistake when dragging the mouse.

Click Unlock to Lock the size of the current object. 

Click Locked to Unlock the size of the current object.

Use the X/Y fields to move objects to specific Horizontal/Vertical coordinates.

• *Lines shown for illustration.

Enter the new X position to move the selected object Horizontally.

Enter the new Y to move the selected object Vertically.

Enter the desired Degree of Rotation in the Rotation field.

The currently selected Template will pivot from the center point.  

Enter the Number of Layers desired.

Each layer entry is identified by a Layer Number.

The Topmost layer is labelled Top.

Enter the desired Reveal Amount for each layer in the Reveal field. 

The reveal is the distance from the next opening to the Fillet.

The topmost layer is labelled Top.

Use RB to make the layer a Reverse Bevel.

Click the RB Button to make all of the layers a Reverse Bevel. 

Click the RB Checkbox on the desired layer to make only that layer a Reverse Bevel.