# How to Smoothly Round the Corners of a Rectangular Fence?

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One way would be clever sketching on a single plane and rotating radius segments.

> [@How to model a pair of handlebars?](https://discourse.shapr3d.com/t/how-to-model-a-pair-of-handlebars/18605/2):
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> You simply need to create one side and mirror the other. Try this: Draw a circle. Use the “move tool” to move and make copies of the circle using the (+). Move and rotate the circles in a half hazard arc. Then use the loft tool to loft from circle to circle. Also try this: draw a flat line with 2 lines and 2 arcs kinda like a handlebar. Using the move tool, move the anchor point to where the lines connect and rotate to make the flat line twist into 3d space.

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