Flatten Sheet Metal Onshape

Thursday may 17 at 1 p m.

Flatten sheet metal onshape. Sheet metal is lightweight inexpensive and easily formed into almost any shape. In this webinar we took a look at all the tools onshape has for designing with sheet metal. Everything from the creation of the sheet metal part to exporting the flat pattern will be covered. When exporting a sheet metal flat pattern you have the option of including sketches with the export.

Designing with sheet metal in onshape. Create sheet metal parts by converting existing parts extruding sketch curves including arcs and splines to create rolled sheet metal or thickening faces or sketches. Right click on the sheet metal flat pattern. Introducing onshape sheet metal this webinar will discuss the newly released sheet metal functionality.

This website stores cookies on your computer. However for all its versatility it is usually confined to the very mundane task of providing the world with cases covers and brackets. Topics include creating sheet metal parts the sheet metal table and flat view and defining other settings. When finished sketching click the checkmark.

Extruding a flat pattern sketch. Edt join onshape s cody armstrong for an overview of onshape s powerful sheet metal tools from how to create a sheet metal part to exporting the flat pattern. This webinar focused on all the tips you need to know to work with sheet metal flat patterns in onshape. All operations on active sheet metal models are automatically represented as a flat pattern and joints and bends are listed in a sheet metal table.

Currently available through the flat view table. Finish sheet metal model closes deactivates the sheet metal model. The sketch dialog opens with the preselected face of the sheet metal flat pattern as the sketch plane. Topics covered included creating features in the sheet metal flat pattern exporting to dxf dwg and more.

Sheet metal table and flat view open and close the rip bend tables and the visualization of the sheet metal model flat pattern. Select a sketch tool and create a sketch as you normally would.