Ring and Loop based cutting

[Ukdavewood]

How about trying something like I described in this thread a while ago

Creating round edges or straight chamfers on a

A bit fiddly, but I think similar to how hard it used to be in Tinkercad (which is the reason I moved onto Fusion 360). But what you can do is create a ‘fillet cutting’ stl shape - and then use that as a negative part scaled and positioned over the edges to round off. Steps to create the cutter STL. On a blank project add a cube and cylinder primitive shape overlapped as in the picture - with the cylinder scaled to about 110% on the Z axis. [Screenshot 2023-12-22 at 13.47.37] Assemble the t…

You could potentially create some fairly complex ‘cutter shapes’ out of primitives using booleans - and then use them with modifiers to cut out the parts you want.

If you models are single colour - you might actually be to save the modified STLs and then reload them back in.

Failing that I would probably use Fusion 360 - although it is pretty slow for this sort of thing.

Blender is better for editing meshes - but then you might end up with a lot of trouble getting rid of non manifold issues.