Hi Guy, I haven't really used the slot and tab command, it only appeared in 2020 version I think. I always done it manually with a pattern feature. I will give it a try and see what happens. Thanks for the video idea and thanks for the comment.
Hi RAHUL, The swept flange is an interesting command. I have put up some videos on most sheet metal commands, but I haven't got around to putting one together showing how to get the digital information into physical form. Usually the flat pattern is saved to dxf format and then nested with the appropriate laser cutting software which turns it to g-code so a cnc machine can cut the shape. I will put a video together for this profile, that would show the production of a drawing pack (A set of files that the person laser cutting requires). Different people use different methods to accomplish it but I think the fail safe method is the easiest. Thanks for the comment.
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Hi Ali, Thank you for the comment and hopefully you found the video useful. مرسی
can you please continue this video with tabs and slots between the sheet metal and the flange?
Hi Guy, I haven't really used the slot and tab command, it only appeared in 2020 version I think. I always done it manually with a pattern feature. I will give it a try and see what happens. Thanks for the video idea and thanks for the comment.
If I want to manufacture this profile,
How to make development sheet for laser cutting and rolling for the swept profile ?
Hi RAHUL, The swept flange is an interesting command. I have put up some videos on most sheet metal commands, but I haven't got around to putting one together showing how to get the digital information into physical form. Usually the flat pattern is saved to dxf format and then nested with the appropriate laser cutting software which turns it to g-code so a cnc machine can cut the shape. I will put a video together for this profile, that would show the production of a drawing pack (A set of files that the person laser cutting requires). Different people use different methods to accomplish it but I think the fail safe method is the easiest. Thanks for the comment.