Filleting Problem ( see description below )

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[@joshuadowning2411]

The problem is cylinder seams. Rotate them out of your part before you trim.

[@alex630710]

In some cases yes , but that case in particular there were 2 edges too close to one another, causing the filleting to fail. But yes , use move adjustable surface seam can help as well. Good point.