====== Overlapping boxes ======
> **Summary:** //One of the rules when using FilletEdge is that three surfaces must meet at a point.  In this example, there are four surfaces to deal with.//


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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxesStart.png}} | Original overlapped boxes. |

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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxes2.png}} | Use FilletEdge, radius .25, to get most of the work done.  |

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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxes3.png}} | Extract the four fillet surfaces from one corner and untrim one crossing pair. |

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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxes4.png}} | Use FilletSrf with a radius of 0.25, to create a fillet between the untrimmed pair. |

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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxes5.png}} | Trim and delete the extra surface pieces. |

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| {{:legacy:en:OverlapBoxesEnd.png}} | Join into a closed polysurface. |

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