Hello please, is it impossible to create a fold on a shelf?
Thank you
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Hello
No, it is not possible without doing a sophisticated laser cut and in any case welding.
In general, we extend the wing if you only have one, it's simpler and we weld.
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Hello
Can you mail your piece???
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Hi all
Here is an example of a play that partly answers the pure question.
I have it in 2010 version if necessary
After that, from a cost point of view, it is easier to add a small piece of part and solder it.
testtolerie.sldprt
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Second post to put the photo of the unfolded part of the previous post
Kind regards
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+1 @ Zozo
It's a walkthrough but it has a certain cost
and asks for a laser cut
a readdition of sheet metal is + flexible + fast - expensive
@+ ;-)
Hello@gt22
Totally agree with you.
That's why I mentioned the cost and the walkthrough you are talking about :-) :-)
Hello everyone and thank you
@zozo_mp I agree with you but the problem with this solution is it what it holds? robust? because I'm going to use it for fixing.
and here is a picture with another solution give me your opinion and thank you
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@ac 427 cobra But I don't think it works with mass production
It depends on the quantity to be made. You still have the option of making a tool for a press and doing so via stamping.
Hello anischarfeddine01
The last photo you posted is not good because there is an impossible fold.
In summary 3 solutions
You do as
- I indicated special laser cutting + bending + welding
- As several of us have indicated, you just add a piece of part and once welded it is as solid as any stamped part, especially since there is no particular effort in this place.
Or you do a stamping but it's scabrous because everything else is deformed and it requires tools that cost twelve 1/2 fortunes. In addition, it requires a huge amount of know-how, especially depending on the depth (To be avoided unless you do 568 per hour)
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The other question is, do you make your large radius by crunching or via a large radius tooling?
really it's a sheet metal chassis of a machine so we're going to do it with bending not stamping
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