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I made it .5" thick, you can adjust it to anything you desire from the timeline. It is last component in the Browser, Back Panel. You can add fillets to the corners if you like. Model attached.
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I combined the whole surface, three sections, into one component (body) so it became a compound surface body. This bogey type cannot be flatten in Fusion 360. You can go back and break the surfaces up and the probably flatten each individually, I will look at this possibility.
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Probably not. I have attach a sheet metal development of the center section of the back. Right click on the Flat Pattern, in the Browser, and choose Activate to see the flat pattern. I used 16 GA sheet metal for the pattern, you never mention the actual thickness. This is just a shape anyway.
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