Alibre - How to Make Variable Radius Fillets (Short) |JOKO ENGINEERING|

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How would you do the callout for the variable radius in a drawing?

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That's a fantastic question. I think in most or all cases the variable radius would be a NURBS surface. I tend to use ASME Y14.5 2009 or 2018 when I make drawings, and that standard allows you to reference other standards for electronic models (It's been a while but I'm pretty sure I reacall it being ASME Y14.41) . So for NURBS it is genuine practice to not dimension the surface at all and then say "For all undimensioned features, refer to model per ASME Y14.41" (or whatever the standard is) Then I would have a profile of a surface tolerance to apply to the NURBS surface against the nominals in the model. If you don't care much about the specific tolerance of the surface, you might be able to get away with calling out the radius at the start and end of the fillet and knowing the profile in between could get pretty groovy and it would still be a pass. I hope that helps.
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