Differant flange height on each end

Differant flange height on each end

wallenaircraftllc
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Differant flange height on each end

wallenaircraftllc
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I am making a part and am having problems with the flange tool. Its probably really simple but all I want to do is when I make a flange for a sheetmetal part as the flange extrudes I want one side to be an inch lower than the other and I cant figure it out. Thanks in advance as this is probably really simple.

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TheCADnoob
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This is posted in a general community forum, so we don't know the context of your question. What program are you using?

CADnoob

EESignature

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wallenaircraftllc
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Sorry about that. I had never posted on here before. Using Fusion 360. Whats the best forum to post on for Fusion 360?

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TheCADWhisperer
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@wallenaircraftllc 

Do as two separate Flange features 

or 

as one feature and then edit side as needed.

Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply?

It is really simple - just as you suspected.

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wallenaircraftllc
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Thanks, So on the top plane i want the length at the end of the flange to be 17in instead of the 18in at the base. I couldnt figure out how to push pull or edit it to pull that one side in 1in. Im obviously still learning but getting there.

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TrippyLighting
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I would start by properly constraining and dimensioning the first sketch.


EESignature

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g-andresen
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Hi,

something like this?

 

 

günther

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wallenaircraftllc
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No I attached another sketch with some text that might shine some light on what I'm trying to do. Thanks.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

1. measure the angle > left click (copy to clipboard)

2. Draft > pulldirection > face > ctrl+v  angle from clipboard

 

günther

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wallenaircraftllc
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Thats it!! Thank you guys so much for your help!!

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wallenaircraftllc
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After I did the draft it will not let me make a flat pattern in sheetmetal. 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Probably this way is better

günther

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wallenaircraftllc
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Perfect. Man I hope I can become as proficient at this as you guys some day. Thanks again

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wallenaircraftllc
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I made that work but it import it to get it cut out and bent it has to be in the sheetmetal flat pattern file. It still wont let me make a flat pattern with it. I can unfold it like you did but to make a flat pattern it gives me an error.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

should work

 

günther

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