In Fusion 360, what does the "Fillet" command do?

The "Fillet" command in Fusion 360 is used to add a rounded edge to a selected corner of a feature. This is particularly useful in design as it helps to smooth out sharp corners, which can improve not only the aesthetic appeal of the model but also its functionality. Rounded edges are less likely to create stress concentrations and can facilitate manufacturing processes such as machining and injection molding.

It’s also helpful for enhancing the overall strength of a part by reducing the likelihood of cracks or breaks that can occur at sharp corners. The ability to modify the radius of the fillet allows for flexibility in design, accommodating functional requirements or aesthetic preferences.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe the function of the fillet command. Tapered angles refer to a different feature called "Chamfer," flattening a face involves the "Press Pull" or "Offset Face" commands, and angling edges at specific degrees is not part of the traditional fillet functionality.