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The way I do it is draw the cutter and its path as a solid using the sweep profile.

Once you have that then do a Boolean subtraction and you will have the actual solid.

I do this for complex air knives that have multiple chamfers with different angles.

Ken Harris   

Lardo, another way of doing it, is shown in this video I made:
Chamfer

Using the variable radius function. This can be really helpful if the surfaces are contoured rather than flat.

Thanks Guys. I appreciate the help. And I apologize for not responding sooner. I've been a bit busy the last couple of weeks.

Johann, you're method looks like it would result in the more accurate model. But the video goes by so quickly - and without sound - I'm not sure I getting everything you did. I've watched it a number of times, but I'm still not sure of all the proper steps... in their proper order.

I eventually wound up going with Ken's suggestion. Mainly just because it was quick & easy. Though I'm not absolutely sure the chamfer came out like it will when machined. But I think it's close enough.

Thanks again.