Hello
There is another solution , you have to make the hole in the bent sheet metal by checking the normal function of the material. Then it is easy to draw an axis.
may the force be with you.
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Absolutely, OBI WAN is the second solution I proposed to him. a little earlier
I'm reworking this solution and I'm telling you.
Thank you
exact TicTic , I hadn't seen.
If you make a circular hole on the 3D rolled sheet metal (not on the unfolded one) you have a real hole -> you can create an axis on the temporary axis of this real hole. This axis should remain after the fold.
On the other hand, if you drill a hole on a cylinder, the unfolded one won't give you a real circular hole and if you do the opposite, you'll have a 3D potato. The choice is yours; (NB: with the laser they must be able to cut the oval-shaped hole which will give you a hole approaching a circular hole after rolling/folding)