To Address Chamfer Placement Ambiguity

1. Select the references for the chamfer and click . The Chamfer tool opens.

2. Click the Pieces tab on the dashboard. The Pieces slide-up panel appears.

3. On the Sets list, select the chamfer set that contains the chamfer pieces that you want to address. All of the chamfer pieces for the current chamfer set are listed in the Pieces table.

4. In the Pieces table, do one of the following:

5. Exclude a chamfer piece—Select the chamfer piece to exclude and select Excluded. Pro/ENGINEER removes the chamfer piece from the model.
   Note: You cannot exclude all of the listed chamfer pieces.

6. Include a chamfer piece—Select the chamfer piece to include and select Included. Pro/ENGINEER displays the chamfer piece on the model.
   Note: Pro/ENGINEER includes all chamfer pieces by default.

5. To exclude another chamfer piece in the current chamfer set, repeat step 5.

6. To include an excluded chamfer piece, repeat step 5.

7. At this point, the ambiguity for the current chamfer set has been addressed. Do one of the following:

7. In the Sets list, select another chamfer set that contains ambiguity to address.

8. Close the Pieces slide-up panel to activate Sets mode and continue working with chamfer sets.

9. Click . Pro/ENGINEER to save your changes, creates the chamfer, and closes the Chamfer tool.

Tip:

• You can also use Excluded or Included from the Pieces slide-up panel shortcut menu.

• If you excluded multiple pieces in the current chamfer set and want to quickly include them all, simply select All included from Pieces slide-up panel shortcut menu.

• To quickly locate a piece on your model, place your cursor over each piece in the Pieces table and Pro/ENGINEER dynamically highlights it in the graphics window.

See Also

About Chamfer Placement Ambiguity

About Chamfer Patches and Chamfer Pieces

To Create a D x D Chamfer

To Create a 45 x D Chamfer

To Create an Angle x D Chamfer

To Create a D1 x D2 Chamfer

To Create a O x O Chamfer

To Create a O1 x O2 Chamfer

To Define the Chamfer Distance Using a Reference

To Exclude Chamfer Pieces

To Trim Chamfer Geometry

To Extend Chamfer Geometry

To Define a Chamfer Transition

To Delete Transitions and Make a Transition

To Define a Chamfer Attachment Type

To Resolve Failed Chamfers Using End Surfaces

To Rename a Chamfer Feature

To Retrieve Chamfer Feature Information