Create a Bend on a Wall
You can create a bend on non connected walls, and with a constant radius value.
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From the
Model section of the
action bar,
click
Bend
.
Important: The Radius box is unavailable as it is driven by a formula which is defined when editing the Sheet Metal parameters. At that time, you cannot modify the value. For more information, see Editing the Sheet Metal Parameters. -
Select the first wall as
Support 1 and the second wall as
Support 2.
The left and right endpoints are identified. You can click the arrows on the geometry to invert the walls orientation.
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Right-click the
Radius box and select
Formula > Deactivate from the
context menu.
Tip: You can set the Radius value to 0. - Specify a radius value and an angle.
- Optional: In the Bends frame, select With Bend.
- Optional:
Select the unfold method, and specify its parameters:
Option Description K-factor Defines the neutral fiber position inside the thickness, from the inner side of the bend. Bend Allowance The bend allowance corresponds to the unfolded bend width. Bend Deduction The bend deduction represents the sheet metal deformation when the bend is unfolded. Bend Table from Standards Uses the bend deduction table defined in the standards. You must select a standard containing a bend deduction table. Note: The Bend Table from Standards unfold method is automatically selected if a bend table is defined in the Sheet Metal parameters. If you do not want to use this unfold method, right-click the formula present on the radius feature, and remove it. Alternatively, you can choose another standard in the Sheet Metal parameters that does not contain a bend deduction table. For more information, see Editing the Sheet Metal Parameters. -
Click
Preview.
- In the Extremities area, choose the Minimum with round relief type for the Left Extremity.
- Deactivate both length formulas and define new values.
- Choose the Curved shape type for the Right Extremity.
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Click
OK.
Important: The extremities and the corner relief defined with the current dialog box will be applied locally and prevail over any other global definition. |