SOLIDWORKS - Flatten Pipes using Insert Bends
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Learn how to create a fabricated section of pipe, flatten it using insert bends, and insert a cope. All of this while keeping the integrity of the flat pattern in SOLIDWORKS.
Quick Tip presented by Dane Potter of GoEngineer.
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Thank you for that tutorial, it's helped me to make on easy way my flatten of cylinder.
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i want to verify that length in theoretical
Thank you very much for this interesting way
Great, Useful, Thanks
Nice trick, I love it
helps me a lot. Thanks
thank you!
Great video, thanks!
Love it thanks useful!
thanks its helps me for making drawing of pipe surface for pipe notching
Thankyou so much
very good :-) thank you
Really? is this as good as it gets? this seems like a very antiquated method considering SW can do weldment features. Pipe notching is an integral part of pipe spools so it seems strange that there isn't a more robust and easier solution to generate notch flat patterns?
Thank you very much
Can we flat a 3d tube too...as I need the flat pattern of a tube that has bend
You can achieve the desired result with something that isn’t a perfect circle… But you would have to use a Lofted bend instead of using Insert bend..... where you would create two sketches instead of one and “Loft” them together.
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HOW TO DRAW PIPE IN 3D SKETCH AND ABLE TO UNFOLD TO GET THE TOTAL LENGTH? PLEASE ANYBODY HELP.
Is this only on Solidworks Premium? I get errors....
This feature is available in all versions of SOLIDWORKS, if you are getting errors it would be worth giving your VAR's tech support team a call and they can take a look at your model and find the cause.
Can you do this with a shape that's not a perfect circle?
You can achieve the desired result with something that isn’t a perfect circle… But you would have to use a Lofted bend instead of using Insert bend..... where you would create two sketches instead of one and “Loft” them together.