Draft

Select the body, click the faces to be tilted, point at the neutral face, set the angle, press Enter.

Draft of 0°, 8° and 16°: the bottom face stays put while the walls open upwards.
Draft of 0°, 8° and 16°: the bottom face stays put while the walls open upwards.

What the neutral face is

It is the face that does not change: the tilt is measured from it. Usually it is the parting plane of the mould — the way the part sits in the tooling.

What it is for

A cast or moulded part will not come out of the mould without draft: the walls must open slightly towards the parting line. Typical values are from half a degree to three, depending on the material and the wall height.

Order

Draft goes before the fillets: a fillet on a drafted face comes out right, draft on a filleted one hardly will.