Flange along multiple edges

[Anonymous]

Hi,
I want to create a flange along multiple edges(or loop). can anyone let me know how to do that.
I have attached image of the same.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

Like this, just select all the edges you want while in the "Fold" command.
Greatly improved in IV09

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wrote in message news:5983689@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi,
I want to create a flange along multiple edges(or loop). can anyone let
me know how to do that.
I have attached image of the same.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

There will be interference of material on my bends, how can i overcome that. something like in the image i have attached.

Thank you

[Anonymous]

In the Flange dialog, open the "corner" tab and check "apply auto-mitering".

QBZ


wrote in message news:5983663@discussion.autodesk.com...
There will be interference of material on my bends, how can i overcome that
something like in the image i have attached.

Thank you

[bill.costello]

I would just apply flanges with offset at the appropriate edge then use a corner seam to solve the joints this gets round the problem on versions before 2009, as 2009 allows the selection of multiple edges to apply flanges and it automatically adds the corner seam to your specification.

Bill

[Anonymous]

I have taken the same approach as Mr.Bill, but my client wants to know whether it is possible.

Thank's for your replies

[mcgyvr]

as bill said you can automatically apply the corner treatments in INV 2009, but in versions before that you need to do the offsets

[Anonymous]

yes