| Step 1. |
Choose Home tab→Solids group→Blend. |
| Step 2. |
On the Blend command bar, choose Variable Radius. |
| Step 3. |
Select the edges you want to round.
Note: The selected edges must form a single chain, and they must be tangentially connected at their end points. Solid Edge calculates a smooth transition along the length of the chain. |
| Step 4. |
Use the Blend command bar boxes to define characteristics of the rounds. |
| Step 5. |
Define the end you want to apply the start radius to.
Note: By default, you can select endpoints and midpoints. If you need keypoints in other locations, add them using the Intersection Point command. |
| Step 6. |
In the Radius field of the Select Vertices step, type in a radius value, and click the Accept button |
| Step 7. |
Define the end you want to apply the end radius to.
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| Step 8. |
In the Radius field of the Select Vertices step, type in a radius value, and click the Accept button |
| Step 9. |
On the Blend command bar, click the Finish button.
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on the command bar.
