Hi, I'm trying to roll these 5 pieces up into a tube shape. I wasn't sure how to go about it. I converted the original image into a svg file and imported it into fusion 360. I then scaled it to 45.53mm wide (along the straight edge) so it would wrap into a 14.5mm diameter tube. I extruded it 2mm but am completely stumped on how to get it into a tube shape. I'm new to fusion 360, any help would be appreciated. Laurie.
How do I roll this?
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Had to change a little of your requirements due to the fact it would not fit. You ask for a 14.5mm diameter tube but the length of the longest sketch is 264+mm, sort of impossible to fit. I used a 95mm diameter tube x 2mm thick. I used Fusion 360 sheet metal tools to create the rolled shape. Model is attached.
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Wow, thanks. I don't know why the dimensions are that large though, just double checked it and was 45.53mm.
How did you do it if you don't mind me asking?
The reason is I use your sketch and I missed that you Scaled the extrusion twice, sorry. The process is the same using a smaller sketch. Screencast is attached.
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I went back and corrected my model to match your scaled sketches. The new model is attached. It looks a bit bulky with the thickness of 2 mm which can be edited by changing the sheet metal thickness used in the model.
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Here is the second scaled down model with a thickness of 0.5mm. Model attached.
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