How to Track a Flat Iron on Spline

@Jean-Philippe

 

And you tried it or did you ask the question in advance?

 

Draw a sketch on your bottom face (perpendicular to your spline start), a second sketch where you retrieve your spline (Convert Sketch Entities), and then scan.

I have to enjoy it a little.

 

Almost alone (with Tomalam) among all these Solidworks.

 

 

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file SW2013


Part4.SLDPRT

and image...


screenshot343.jpg

Here I did a sweep it's OK thank you


plat_sur_spline_ok.png

@ Jean Philippe

 

You could also by a thin extrusion by selecting the edge of your spline and thicken

 

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And for a mechanically welded element like angle or tube is it impossible to follow a spline? See an arc

but in bending because slwks offers me welded straight ends

 @ Bart

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I tried the gt22 technique...

 

Without success.

 

Maybe I missed something.

 

For me in sheet metal, as soon as there are splines, I let it go^^

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Modeling via a spline / surface tosade sweep / sheet metal / unfolded upper blank

 

See attached images

 

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YDnU1fL4oKjYSG-Sg8JdZeHDXcolEeISOxu5QcC2ZDY=w341-h199-p-no

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/fHSpHJtx6qHUKY0zwdQejizPVyF0aUnZeurTzrcpbCY=w282-h199-p-no

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/flv5oCn-_DNRfkoEAskcGPEwJHK-vzYGklZnSDyyQgw=w293-h207-p-no

 

I'm tired of not being able to put pictures  :-(

or to be able to put only one via the attached file :- (...:- (

 

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@gt22

 

I don't know why, but on all your links, I have to copy and paste. There is no hyperlink.

 

When I put a link, I do Enter next. You should try.

 

S.B

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I don't understand @ Benoit told me the same thing in PM

I just tried it and it works

I'm on W7 chrome

I copy the link and access it via the link

I only make copies of addresses without any intervention?

sorry I don't understand

when I posted a link was black

the other 2 blue

now they are all black it's C... t this thing ;-(

I trace it back to Clementine

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Totally agree @s.b, I pointed out to him yesterday, great minds meet!

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Hi all

 

I may be off topic but I don't understand why you can't make a spline-based sheet metal and then unfold it.

At home its walking but I may have misunderstood the problem.

 

 


part2.sldprt

well the links are blue now so visible live I think oufffff...........

that's the bit of this story

Nothing to understand

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In pictures for those who haven't SW2014


tole_spline.png

@ alexandre your piece is simple it is flat perpendicular to the folds

but on a piece with veil you do how do you do it?

Look at my previous images

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Yes, that's what I was saying, I'm off topic, but in fact I based myself on the image of Bart's answer, which by the way is the best answer. 

I don't understand why he creates an extrusion boss and converted it into sheet metal...

Anyway, sorry. 

@gt22

 

After with the veil it works too... No?

 

 


tole_spline2.png

and you can unfold?

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@alexandre. In sheet metal, the only 2 ways to use a spline are conversion to sheet metal (@Bart method) and transition bend (your method).

 

I think that there must not be many of you to use this "transition fold" function as a sheet metal part base, in general it is rather "Folded Base Sheet/Leg" or "Insert Folds" on a volume.

 

 

GT22

6 June, 2014 - 16:06 | Edit

see this file under SW 2012

surface sweep twist along a spline

with sheet metal function and unfolded

using 3D sketches

and Transition Folds

in addition to the previously attached images

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tole_voile_deplie_via_une_spline.sldprt