[MSF_REAPER]

I am using fusion360 and have an 1/8th inch fillet on the outside edge to top edge of the part. I don't have a round-over bit and am hoping to step the edge of this and sand it smooth (wood). I am having trouble finding a good way to do this. I have tried to scallop it and it doesn't work that well.


-Zack-

[Jon.N.CNC]

I am using fusion360 and have an 1/8th inch fillet on the outside edge to top edge of the part. I don't have a round-over bit and am hoping to step the edge of this and sand it smooth (wood). I am having trouble finding a good way to do this. I have tried to scallop it and it doesn't work that well.


-Zack-

A 3D contour using only the touch/avoid surfaces selection, no other selections required I.e contour profiles or model, selecting the edge with the touch/avoid selection and ticking touch surface checkbox using a ball nose may do it.

This is only a guess tho as it would be my first approach without a round over bit.

[MSF_REAPER]

whoops I am thinking ramp with a small stepdown is my best option

[MSF_REAPER]

Your reply didn't load before I wrote mine. I may try your way and see. The biggest issue I had with using a ball nose is that it scooped instead of cupped too much.

[Jon.N.CNC]

Your reply didn't load before I wrote mine. I may try your way and see. The biggest issue I had with using a ball nose is that it scooped instead of cupped too much.

Let me know how it goes.

[big_mak]

For the cost of a router bit, get a 1/8 corner rounding bit.

[Jon.N.CNC]

How did it go?