Sheet metal bent in the shape of a propeller

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There is no problem, there are only solutions!! +1 shape tool, just create the shape you want and save it in .sldftp format.

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GT22

Thank you

I join the part in step


spire_tole_pliee.step
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Solidworks 2015 part


tole_pliee_helice.sldprt
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Hello

Yes it exists, look at page 5 I had put you an image of the stamping function, there is the tool by transparing and the stamped plate.

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Here is your form tool so you can handle the problem now

via the tutorial posted on one of my  previous answers

attached file SW 2012

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david_heyraud_rondelle_spirale_forme.sldprt
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Thank you GT22

I created a split washer, inserted and then positioned your tool, but when I validate the stamping is not done and my shaft is red..?

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Have you registered my part as a stamped shape tool part

Watch the video posted previously

or this

http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/outil-de-forme

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yes I saved it as a shape tool

no pb for the isertion in my part

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can you show via a screen the defs of the stamping function (creation tree)

the faces taken into account etc

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Here's a word


pd_emboutissage.doc
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you can't insert an image on the com feed it's + simple and smoothable

you need the part but also the settings on the function so open the function and show us it please

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try to make your washer bigger so that it can  look for the basic support which I think should be the bottom view of the shape tool 

(the placement face)

and select the faces to delete maybe?

Testing

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Hi all 

create two propellers offset by the desired width of your sheet, 

then convert these two helices into a 3D sketch and then go into sheet metal, make transition folds, put the desired and validated thickness.  

You have a beautiful helical sheet that you can unfold with its development...  

There you go..  

I'm on SolidWorks 2018. 
 

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