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A chamfer is an angle (usually 45°) formed at a corner. The following steps will use the CHAMFER command to make the beveled corners of the conference table and credenza.

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The mEthod option of the CHAMFER command allows you to specify whether you want to use the Distance or the Angle method to specify how the chamfer is to be drawn. The default is the Distance method.

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The Trim option of both the CHAMFER and FILLET commands allows you to specify that the part of the original line removed by the chamfer or fillet remains as it was. To do this, type T at the Chamfer prompt and N at the Trim/No trim : prompt. Test this option on a corner of the drawing so you know how it works. Be sure to return it to the Trim option.

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Remember to turn SNAP off and on as needed. Turn SNAP off when it interferes with selecting an entity. Turn it back on as needed.

Step 23. Draw a rectangle 26″ wide by 28″ deep using the POLYLINE command (Figure 3-8). Be sure to have SNAP on when you draw the rectangle. Next, you will edit this rectangle using the FILLET command to create the shape of a chair.

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Because you drew the credenza using one operation of the Polyline command and used the Close option to complete the credenza rectangle, it is treated as a single entity. The CHAMFER command Polyline option chamfers all corners of a continuous polyline with one click.

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While in the CHAMFER command, hold down the key to select any two lines that do not meet, and you can make 90° corners of those two lines. This is the same as a 0 chamfer distance but will work regardless of the chamfer distance set.

You can set a chamfer distance of zero and use it to remove the chamfered corners from the table. Using a distance of zero will make 90° corners on the table. Then you can erase the old chamfer lines. This will change the table but not the credenza because it does not work with a polyline. If you have two lines that do not meet to form an exact corner or that overlap, use the CHAMFER command with 0 distance to form an exact corner. The CHAMFER command will chamfer two lines that do not intersect. It automatically extends the two lines until they intersect, trims the two lines according to the distance entered, and connects the two trimmed ends with the chamfer line.

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If the last corner of the credenza does not chamfer, this is because the Close option of the Polyline command was not used to complete the polyline rectangle. Explode the credenza and use the CHAMFER command to complete the chamfered corner.

When setting the chamfer distance, you can set a different distance for the first and second chamfers. The first distance applies to the first line clicked, and the second distance applies to the second line clicked. You can also set the distance by clicking two points on the drawing.

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