Hello
The title of my question may not be explicit... I don't know how to make a bulging crease like in the picture.
Thank you
Forgot photo?
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Don't understand what you want?
Do you want to do the same piece?
if that's it via sketch fold in sheet metal
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Hello
Use the "Sheet metal bent on edge" function. I gave you a small example (SW2016).
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No I'm not looking to make the same piece, it's the one I made but I would like the folds to be curved inwards
A bulging crease? You're scaring me... Can you be clearer, how do you plan to achieve it, and why?
Is it possible to have the 3 right face views on it modified, because for the moment it's not very clear...
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I don't understand everything at the time either...
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Hello. Maybe a second fold with a much larger radius? Like my colleagues, I don't understand everything.
Hello
I think he wants a fold down and a fold up.
To do this, you have to make two folds on edges and not a sketched fold, otherwise in the workshop it's like making the piece folded once and counter-folded one of the legs...
After with more information we will surely be able to answer your request clearly.
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Hello
Sorry, I can't explain it better, I'm giving you an image hoping that it will be more meaningful.
capture_1.png
hi @ Mathieu ANGER
I have deliberately exaggerated the form but it is for the example
tell me if that's it
if that's the kind of thing you want to do
you will have to go through a smoothing
See attached file SW 2017
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piece_mathieu_anger.sldprt
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Yes, that's right, but I can't download the piece.
which SW version are you in?
2019
When I click on it, it shows me a lot of acronym on another page and if I save the target it saves me an HTML page...
See attached image if your SW is inf to 2017
then you create 1 sketch (21 and you convert the entities
On this sketch plan you make a shift of the plane of the desired dimension there I put 20
you create a sketch on this plane shift of your half cylinder
All you have to do is straighten
That's it done
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look at the attached images you should be fine
When you load my part you have to save it
and then you open
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Hello
Does it smell like Microsoft Edge!!
You right-click on the file link and then open in a new tab, it will open a new tab with a lot of gibberish, you go back to the initial tab and then you right-click on the file link again and save the target as, with a bit of luck it will offer you to save it in sldprt.
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