sheet metal flange

[brianW8BLZ]

coming from solidworks this is a simple task just edit the sketch of each flange to clear each other and you done

I have tried multiple ways to do this in different timelines and I cannot figure it out  I need all flanges bent to  90 deg. 

[Warmingup1953]

I assume you don't mean like this?

Can you elaborate?

[brianW8BLZ]

no  I need the one flange bent to 111 deg. and the other 2 to 90 deg. 

[TheCADWhisperer]

@brianW8BLZ 

Model in finished form.

[Warmingup1953]

I'm sure there is a more elegant way.

[brianW8BLZ]

here is what I am taliking about the 2 side are bent to 90 deg. and the front to 111 deg. the one corner has all of the interference that i cannot solve

[Warmingup1953]

Updated sides

[brianW8BLZ · Accepted solution]

this is correct  That is crazy how you achieved it

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! It is true that there isn't an exact SWX-like workflow in Fusion in this case at the moment. However, it isn't too difficult to create individual Flanges with asymmetric offsets. Then use Corner Closure to heal the gap. There is no need to use Surface Modeling workflows here. Please take a look at the attached f3d file.

Many thanks!

[brianW8BLZ]

how did you do the 3rd edge flange, not the entire way of the material?

[Warmingup1953]

Thanks for that.....I must have missed the arrival of corner closure...This is a great help!

A link to the Brad Tallis video that explains it very well.

Corner Closure  

[johnsonshiue]

Hi Brian,

You will need to select a width option allowing the Flange to run partially on the selected edge.

Many thanks!