Hi all
I am looking to make a cylinder/cylinder intersection in sheet metal, with a square to square assembly. The thicknesses should not thin. I have tried several ways but the removal of material never comes to fruition...
Thanks in advance
Regards TC
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Good evening@Thibcapelli
Can you post your asm with the two pieces (with pack and Go) that we can see where the problem is. Because nothing is visible on the attached image.
Kind regards
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Good evening
For my part; Your parts are not created in sheet metal because they are not open in height, which will prevent development and realistic material removal. Your ferrule must be open and unfoldable for this removal to be done correctly.
Good evening
Attached is the connection
Now, to achieve this, only a tube laser cutter can do the same. In sheet metal work, the cutting is done perpendicular to the sidewall, whereas in laser cutting on a tube it is done differently.
I'll let our maestro @ac cobra 427 explain to you ;-)
Kind regards
tube_asm_vue_exter_2020-10-13_19_54_43-window.zip
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If both tubes are split with a small extrusion removal, then it is possible to unwind the tube with a sheet metal function. After that, SW manages the wolf's mouth (usually he keeps the inner edge of the small tube). With this principle, the cutting is perpendicular to the axis: it can be unrolled in sheet metal and can be cut in 2-axis laser for tube cutting.
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