this edge on the left is not behaving well as the other one

[shreef saber]

I tried everything, vertices locations, merge and there is no face over lapping  

[shreef saber]

like that

[Martin Bergwerf]

Hi @shreef ,

Did you check for inconsistent Normals?

(In Edit Mode: A (to Select all), then SHIFT+N, to recalculate the Normals.)

[shreef saber]

Hi Martin,

I did check that multiple times I even tried multiple versions of blender the only thing that worked out is to apply the bevel modifier then relocate the vertices in the right locations or doing bevel to this edge without the modifier. I have uploaded the console file on google drive and you can check it up from  Here 

[Martin Bergwerf]

Hi @shreef ,

There are a few things wrong.

First, these two Edges don’t go straight ‘down’:

If you set it up like this, you can use S, X, 0 (zero) to get it straight:

This Face on the side is not flat:

Same trick as above to fix it.

I think you also need some Bevel Weight on this Edge:

Then everything should work. (Maybe also reduce the Bevel Amount a bit.)

[Omar Domenech]

It could also be the shadow from the viewport shading that is casting it like that. Most likely is a geometry issue, but you could also try moving the world around:

[shreef saber]

Hi Martin, 
Thank you for your help!

Can you clarify the third picture? because I feel confused about it. 

BTW when I beveled this edge it fixed the other edge but it messed up with the geometry.

[Martin Bergwerf]

The third pcture is in Front View. From Bottom View, it is this side and zoomed in, you can see the error:

To remedy that Shading problem you get, you could try adjusting the Weight of that Edge, or the Angle of the Smooth By Angle Modifier, or jus Select this Face and set it to Shade Flat (CTRL+F > Shade Flat):

[shreef saber]

Thank you Martin for your help! now everything is fixed. 

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