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Finish edges

Break edges, add draft, hollow out a wall, fold sheet metal.

The order of these two steps changes the result. Shelling first leaves the wall a constant thickness; filleting first would round the outside and then hollow the rounded body.

const body = box(60, 40, 24).shell(2, { face: 'top' });

// A light anodised blue over the shelled wall and rounded corners.
return body.fillet(3, { atZ: 0 }).finish('anodized', { color: '#7FA6C4' });

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Calls

Call	What it does
`Shape.fillet(radius, edges?: EdgeSelector, opts?: { continuity?: 'G1' \| 'G2' }) => Shape`	Round edges.
`Shape.chamfer(distance, edges?: EdgeSelector) => Shape`	Bevel edges.
`Shape.draft(angleDeg: Editable<number>, opts: { face: FaceSelector \| string; neutralPlane?: string; pullDir?: [number, number, number] }) => Shape`	Taper the selected face(s) for moldability.
`Shape.shell(thickness, { face: FaceSelector }) => Shape`	Hollow the solid removing the named face.
`Shape.bend(edgeRef: EdgeSelector \| string, angle: Editable<number>, radius: Editable<number>) => Shape`	Add a sheet-metal bend along a linear edge.
`Shape.flattenPattern() => Region`	Return the unfolded 2D flat-pattern of this bent sheet-metal Shape as a Region (closed outer wire + holes + bend-line metadata + source plane).