Ok, I didn't know that quad chamfer would work on two objects that have been attached. I don't pay close attention when I model and attach objects to each other they kind of pass inside somewhat. 

Example: a cylinder into a box, let's say, the base of the cylinder will be inside the box and not precisely on the surface. If I use Quad Chamfer won't it try to chamfer the base of the cylinder? Or where the two objects actually intersect as if I had created a boolean?

" I would also impliment hinge from edge, for example, to create the lips on some of those cylinders, and the Loop Tools and set flow tool to create the indents. "

Not following you on this one.

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