Fillet on a curved edge of a solid

I have been trying to make a fillet on a curved edge of a solid; but in vain - How do I do this?

The solid is constructed by extruding a 2D drawing.

Thanks upfront!

Use the normal Fillet command. The only difference is that in 3D you must select each edge to be filleted back to the solid. You'll notice this prompt: Select an edge or [Chain/Radius]:

You cannot add a fillet between two separate solids without first using the Union command.

Thanks! I'll try again!

But I am not trying to apply a fillet to a straight edge. I want to make a fillet on a quarter round edge, like a quarter of a cylinder and the rest is square! I don't even know if it's possible...

I apologize for the misunderstanding. Is this what you had in mind?

Base moulding.dwg

From left to right, half round atop rectangle (both solid & non-unioned), half round and rectangle unioned, unioned pieces with fillet between shared edge.

Hi again and thanks for trying to helping me out!

Take a look at the attached drawing.

I want to make a fillet on the two ends of this armrest. This should be like an upholstered armrest without any sharp corners. So the fillet is on a curved edge at the two ends. (And of course the straight edges too!)

I hope this is a better explanation! Sorry for my shortcoming!

Cheers,

Jakob

armrest.dwg

Like this?

Armrest[2].dwg

Hi ReMark,

YES, exactly!

I have been trying for half a day to get that right... I'm a novice, unfortunately!

So please; spill the beans!

varming.dk:

I used the method described in my first response to you. There was no magic involved.

I selected one of the ends then at the prompt previously mentioned I typed in "C" (for chain). This allowed me to select the edge I wanted to fillet. I did each end separately.

Thanks for your help! I just tried and it worked fine for me too!

If you ever passed Bangkok I'll buy you a beer! ;-)