Hi all
Someone could make a stamped sheet metal like this on SolidWorks 2014 or lower:
http://www.porte.fr/upload/887.jpg
I tried 5 min, but I don't use this tool often and it doesn't give me the result I want.
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Do you have any odds to give?
sheet metal and boss thickness between the axes of the bosses length width of sheets
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A very good tutoiel here: http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/outil-de-forme.
Everything is clear!
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If not, help http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/sldworks/c_Forming_Tools.htm
And a more generalist site here
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diameter of your holes since your bosses are perforated
etc... full of misses to be able to help you
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Hello
Have you tried with the sheet metal library functions of the "Bumps" type provided with the SW install? and then a repeat function. But you've probably thought about it!
Kind regards
embouti.png
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... What better than Benoit... =)
+100
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I don't know but Jmsavoyat has released another magic thing (when you don't know tricks like that take on a magical meaning)
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Thank you all, @jmsavoyat is it possible to have the file?
I tried to use this function, but without success...
Edit: Ah, I get it, it must be made of sheet metal...
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Yes, you must indeed be in sheet metal mode and in the library for the part files to be identified as a sheet metal function, the folder must be declared as "Shape Tools".
Otherwise the tutorial of @Bart "Tool-of-form" to which Benoit refers is very good.
Here is the piece.
Part1.SLDPRT
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Afterwards, for a standard form of Sw, yes Jm is right, everything is premade in Sw
Then yes, it has to be sheet metal work!
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@ PL
best answer is not the one designated
I put you - 1 for the gesture
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And all his questions will be like that to pick up 40 points every !!!
Pathetic but it doesn't surprise me on your part!
Clementine, reacts!!
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