Does anyone know a simple way to draw a radius on a corner that is not a 90 degree corner?
Attached is the outline I am trying to radius the corner on.
Without knowing your ultimate goal…
If I had to to use Easel…
I’d use the inlay generator and use the resultant pocket to get radiused corners.
Maybe i am missing something but can you not just use the corner radius? 
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I take that back i see it does not show up for an irregular shape. Not sure why it has corners just like anything else.
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Do the following:
- Select the “Edit point” option, or double-click on the object to be edited. This will display all of the points for the object.
- Select the point (corner) you with to manipulate and change.
- Change the corner style from “Straight” to “Curved.”
- Select each of the radius arms for the point (green arrows shown below) and manipulate them to achieve the desired curve.
- Hit the Alt-key, “Stop Editing,” or double-click off of the object to stop editing points.
Also, remember that your bit will automatically leave its radius in any acute angle cut unless you are doing V-Carving operations.
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Brandon Parker
I am trying to make signs like this.
Except i also want to make them small, too, in addition to bigger. Something like 3 or 4 inches tall.
This seems to me to be one of those draw it elsewhere and bring it in as a svg situations.
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I’m a newby here and a little dense because of a stroke. What is an easy, free program to draw it in?
NeilFerreri1,
Many thanks for the absolutely brilliant tip. I have been trying to work out how to do that for months! I have just used that great feature and introduced myself to the apps which I haven’t ever used before. I can do that feature with Fusion 360 but it takes me a week to re-learn how to operate it every time I go back to it. It would be so good for the fillet feature to be included in the normal software package.
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No problem… It’s definitely more intuitive in Fusion, though.
Welcome to the community!