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When I create a flange off an dge in sheetmetal, is there a procedure to create the flange with different heights at the ends. I know I can make a cut after the flange is created but it would be cleaner to do it in one step.
Unfortunately you can do only one length in the flange command at a time. You can however look at using some of the Width Extents options and create one length flange at a time (while still in the flange command). You can experiment with them by using the more button (>>) in the lower right corner. You may want to start with the Width or Offset type extensions.
Although you can't use Flange for this - there is a trivially easy one-step way.
Attach your ipt file here.
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here is the part that I want to have a non parallel flange on the side. The cut works fine but I just wanted to know if there is a more efficent way to go about it.
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