I was looking for the easiest way to chamfer a bended L plate, so I can put 4 of these in a square. Should include spacing to weld properly with respect to outer dimension 300mm.
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I was looking for the easiest way to chamfer a bended L plate, so I can put 4 of these in a square. Should include spacing to weld properly with respect to outer dimension 300mm.
Many Thanks for helping
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IV can do all 4 sides at once.
Maybe cut out what you don't need?
IV can do all 4 sides at once.
Maybe cut out what you don't need?
Hi!
The "problem" in this case is the cut in the fold... it must be created in a particular way so we can flat the part later.
Fortunately, the cut tool has that option available to cut across the bend. (No unfold/refold needed)
This is what I should use to achieve this part.
Hi!
The "problem" in this case is the cut in the fold... it must be created in a particular way so we can flat the part later.
Fortunately, the cut tool has that option available to cut across the bend. (No unfold/refold needed)
This is what I should use to achieve this part.
I would just create it as a multibody sheet metal part, and then make part from one of the sides and pattern it.
Then it's easy to go back and adjust the reliefs etc as you need.
I would just create it as a multibody sheet metal part, and then make part from one of the sides and pattern it.
Then it's easy to go back and adjust the reliefs etc as you need.
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