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Countersinks/Counterbore in sheet metal
aubrey_cousin
Member Posts: 15 PRO
I don't know about others but I mainly build sheet metal from the start. I try not to use the conversion. I am in fabrication so it only makes sense to me to do it this way. Is there a reason that the holes become the size of the countersink/counterbore diameter in sheet metal? I basically HAVE to use the conversion and utilize both design model and sheet metal part to show my countersinks/counterbores in drawings? I have to say I do not like this. Is there a way around this? Anyone?
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PeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 541@aubrey_cousin We do not currently support non-uniform thickness type features in sheet metal just yet. We know it's important. You can currently place a "Finish sheet metal model" feature and then add a non-uniform thickness type feature on the geometry - but it won't be represented in the flat pattern view.1
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brucebartlett Member, OS Professional, Mentor, User Group Leader Posts: 2,140 PROThis is a problem for me too. I will like to have my counter sinks represented on the flat and also the thread call out detail on the drawing. I think I mentioned this in the release post after the hole feature first became available.1
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