Convert to sheet metal

3D Design Volume Model
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yes @ valentin I want to

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here is the file with offset stitching

but I still have a problem to solve the unfold it's not there yet

I'm looking................ I'm looking for

@+ ;-)


test_piquage_angle_a_regler_avec_deplier2.sldasm
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@gt22

 A small sketch


sans_titre.jpg
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@gt22

 

And here is the cut I would like to get (done on Topsolid)


sans_titre2.jpg
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hello I have a problem that I can't unfold the next  part despite being done in sheet metal (the problem appears after the first removal of material) 

thank you in advance


rrrv02.sldprt
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hello I have a problem that I can't unfold the next  part despite being done in sheet metal (the problem appears after the first removal of material) 

thank you in advance


rrrv02.sldprt
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hello I have a problem that I can't unfold the next  part despite being done in sheet metal (the problem appears after the first removal of material) 

thank you in advance


rrrv02.sldprt
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I need set uo AutoCAD 2013

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hello I have a problem that I can't unfold the next  part despite being done in sheet metal (the problem appears after the first removal of material) 

thank you in advance

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Hello

I haven't gone through the whole subject but for most of the problems encountered it is simply a question of method.

if you carry out a non-normal material removal on the surface of the Solidworks part, you don't know how to unfold it, and that's normal because this is not feasible in reality...

To solve your problem, I can't advise you to work on a surface (the skin of the part) and then thicken it. In this way, your material removal will be normal on the cylindrical surface.

For a wolf's mouth you can also use the "Bent-base sheet" function and in the direction(s) select "to the surface", having taken care to position the sketch plane correctly and to have left an opening in the outline of the tube.