Creo Parametric - Sheet Metal - Die Forms

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to create Die Forms in a sheet metal part, by contrasting them with Punch Forms.
It is recommended that you watch the following videos first:
1. Punch Forms
2. Sheetmetal Forms from PTC
3. Punch Form Reference Models
4. Forms with Inheritance
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Thanks,
Dave

[@drewstowell5926]

These punch and die videos have been a great help to me in building a new sheet metal model. Is there a way to make a "tool" that can form the sheet metal in two directions at once? For instance, I have a real-world tool that puts an embossment into a sheet in an oval shape, centered around a circular hole. The thin ends of the oval are on the y axis, with the x axis running through the middle of the circle. The embossment angles the material 12.5 degrees off flat in both the positive and negative z axis direction, about the x axis. Is it possible to create a single Creo tool for this, or would I have to run the same tool twice, but mirrored?

[@AbhishekKumar-vf5ep]

Sir can we perform die forming on tubular parts...like crimping of tubular parts?

[@CADPLMGuy]

Good question. I don't know. I recommend reaching out to your PTC rep.