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 From:  wimverbe
9772.1 
I am trying to fillet the outer corner of this object, but it is not working, not even with a smaller radius. I separated it, looked at the individual elements, but can't find a flaw...
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 From:  corchet
9772.2 In reply to 9772.1 



this ?

select the necessary lines ... copypaste ... trim to delete parasites segments ... extrude ... filet

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 From:  wimverbe
9772.3 
it is about this edge which cannot be filleted:

I don't quite follow your described workflow...
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 From:  corchet
9772.4 In reply to 9772.3 


problem in your piece ( the small yellow line )

select the segments and join them

then extrude and fillet

file joined

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 From:  corchet
9772.5 In reply to 9772.4 
the 2 borders ( in your piece ) are composed with small segments ... you need to use Join to obtain 2 perpendicular lines

and then large fillet can be applied
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 From:  Stargazer
9772.6 In reply to 9772.4 
As corchet said, it is because of that broken edge.

So select any edge, press Ctrl + A to select all and use the Merge command.
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 From:  Michael Gibson
9772.7 In reply to 9772.6 
Also if you select the whole object and run Merge that will also target all the edges of the object.

- Michael
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 From:  wimverbe
9772.8 
Thanks all for the tips!

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