How to use Edge bend & Planar bend command in CREO Software

Creo offers two distinct commands for creating bends in your sheet metal parts: Edge Bend and Planar Bend.
Edge Bend:
Function: Creates a rounded bend along a straight edge of your sheet metal part.
Applications: Ideal for bending sheet metal edges with a smooth, curved transition. Often used for creating corners, cylindrical shapes, or curved enclosures.
Selection: You select the straight edge on the sheet metal face where you want to apply the bend.
Bend Definition: Creo allows defining the bend radius (controls the curvature) and the bend angle (specifies the folding angle).
Automatic Flange Extension: Edge Bend automatically extends the adjacent flanges by the bend radius to maintain material continuity.
Planar Bend:
Function: Creates a bend along a selected planar face on your sheet metal part. This can be a straight bend or a rolled bend.
Applications: Suitable for creating sharp bends (angle bends) or rolled bends (cylindrical bends) on a flat sheet metal face. Useful for forming boxes, channels, or lids.
Selection: You select the planar face on the sheet metal part where you want to define the bend.
Bend Type: Creo offers two options:
Angle Bend: Specifies a desired angle for a sharp, folded bend.
Roll Bend: Defines the bend radius for a smooth, cylindrical bend.
Bend Axis: For planar bends, you define an axis for the bend rotation. This is typically perpendicular to the selected face.
Bend Flange Definition: Creo allows for independent control over the flange lengths on either side of the bend for more flexibility.
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