Cuts a profile's shape straight through a solid, all the way through. The cut runs along the profile's normal unless a direction is given, and a draft angle tapers its walls.
The outline of the cut.
The solid the cut goes through.
Shape of the seam where solids meet: rounded (circular fillet), chamfered (45° bevel), sharp (no blend; the radius is ignored), continuous (polynomial smoothing), organic (exponential melt; shifts the whole surface slightly, not only the seam) or super (superelliptic fillet that joins with continuous curvature, so no edge line shows; surfaces farther than the radius from the other solids stay exactly as they were).
Blend radius in mm. Wire a field to vary it across space; wherever it is 0 or less the seam stays sharp. Ignored when the blend type is sharp.
Taper of the cut walls in degrees, from -89 to 89. Positive values widen the cut with distance above the profile plane.
Direction the cut runs in. Leave at zero to use the profile's normal; it must not lie in the profile plane.
Values the block gives besides its output. The editor lists them under Properties, and an input can read one by reference.