Hi guys. I wanted to ask if there is any convenient working method with already-made fillet and chamfers. With simple geometry the width of chamfers can be changed at any time. But with more complex geometry, this no longer works. For example, now, as practice, I modeled this model of a sci-fi torch. And i am not quite satisfied with the size of the chamfers on the main body of the device. Unfortunately, I can’t just change the size of chamfers. The only thing that comes to mind is to delete these chamfers and align the entire geometry along the perimeter of these chamfers to the original state. And then apply new chamfer. But this is quite a time-consuming task. So I wanted to ask your advice. How do you solve these problems?

I'm sorry for the stupid question. But why does the subdivide function divide lines with odd segments unevenly? For example, I wanted to subdivide a 100 cm line into even 3 parts. But subdivide does it unevenly. At first, I thought that because the value of the line could not be divided evenly. But the same problem could be obtained, for example, when dividing a line with a value of 90 cm.

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I just finished watching the free Apple Watch course. And I chose a simple sci-fi scanner model as my homework to practice on my own. But ran into the problem with bevels. Why does everything get crazy when using fillets on those corners?