Mastering Chamfer | Variable Radius Chamfer

[@BartVlogs]

That's just an AMAZIN technique! I'm glad youtube suggested me this video.

[@muhammadebrahim1738]

Is that some sort of black magic... Man, that's insane, thanks for the tip

[@thes_eus]

Pure gold. Thank you, mate!

[@MosaddakHelwani]

Wow, Amazing !!! many thanks

[@jasurakhmedov3263]

Thank you! Really useful👍

[@trinityx3o522]

That's a really amazing technique. Do you have something similar for Maya as well? This trick doesn't seem to work in that software

[@umomentvideo1330]

Super helpful. Thanks!

[@krissosful]

Well done, awesome!!

[@Thundermeyer77]

I just learnt something new after 15 years in max lol

[@keltart809]

thanks for sharing this technique

[@architecturalvisualization8155]

very helpful thanks

[@edunaranjo9483]

Thanks!

[@paulofernando7858]

How do you come up with these ideas? Its like a glitch trick, but it works

[@artinstroukeprod]

amazing! Why wasnt distortion at the cross section edges? hm...

[@ilyakosmos4375]

thank you!

[@алешагордый]

круто ..спасибо

[@nginroom8108]

Great tip, thanks.

[@НикитаКожуховский-ь8з]

NICE!

[@PauloHenrique-kx4of]

realy helpful

[@satriadibasuki]

Insane,😂

[@MrDjge]

how in maya ??

[@peshangahmed2484]

one more step back from fusion