Draft angles, horizon lines, and split surfaces can be generated automatically. With the program's shell functions, users can perform solid-modeling operations such as merging, offsetting, or subtracting sections of models without having to work solely with closed solids. Blending and filleting options include multisurface, variable-radius fillets. Fillets may be made between or across existing blends or fillets. Curvature analysis of surfaces is supported.
Users can define their own form cutters and machining strategies.
Roughing may be started from any arbitrary shape, such as a casting or forging preform, rather than from a standard block of materials. Documents can be organized by product line, customer, or any other appropriate category for distribution to affected project team members. The original CAD application does not have to be installed on all team members' computers for recipients to be able to view the documents. Kruse Control provides 13 levels of assignable user privileges to ensure document integrity. A redlining tool kit consisting of lines, arcs, circles, text, shading, and balloons provides tools for reviewing work in progress, making needed changes, and adding comments to drawings and documents.