“Mandatory” is a very strict word. It’s a good idea if you have knowledge in that area. I would suspect many designers do not. I feel that it’s okay to let the designers design and then engage with the sheet metal manufacturers who have the expertise in what can be built and what can’t.
all your video makes great understanding in creo , great thanks!
Nicely presented..
Thanks, Akshay!
thanks buddy useful
Nice
Thanks, Shubham!
What is the best way to create a sketched form where 2 sides are tapered, but the others are not, like a bridge?
sir punch and dies are not created with me what can be the prob
Is it mandatory for one to consider factoring in laser kerf while designing for laser cutting parts
“Mandatory” is a very strict word. It’s a good idea if you have knowledge in that area. I would suspect many designers do not. I feel that it’s okay to let the designers design and then engage with the sheet metal manufacturers who have the expertise in what can be built and what can’t.
@@CADPLMGuy so it's not necesary to factor that in
That's something that your organization has to decide.