Adding features to sheet metal flat pattern
brian_pinder662
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Could anyone please advise me how to bring up the update video on adding features to flat pattern in sheet metal please.
Been trying for a while now without success. It may have been included in a webinar which would also help.
Regards Brian
Been trying for a while now without success. It may have been included in a webinar which would also help.
Regards Brian
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@brian_pinder662
Maybe this tech tip will help?
https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-how-to-sketch-on-the-sheet-metal-flat-view-in-onshape
Safari should not cause any issues with this, but maybe if you post a screenshot or a link to your document to show more specifically what is happening we can be of more help.
Here is a gif of me sketching on the flat, and then using extrude to cut/add:
Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team6 -
Got it with your help Many thanks to all0
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What features are you trying to add? Right now you can place sketches on the flat pattern use the extrude feature.
You click on 'Sketch' to create a new sketch, open up the flat pattern view and click on one the flat pattern. From there you can sketch profiles and use extrude to perform cuts.1 -
^ To add to this, once you've sketched on the flat pattern, extrude can perform cuts AND additions to the sheet metal model.Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team0
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Thank you, I have first drawn sketch , then gon to sheet metal, thickend it 2mm . Opened flat pattern, then opened new sketch on pattern and tried to
extrude cut, or add hole but this does not seem to work. Could this be because I am using Safari browser, or am I making the wrong approach.
Can you advise please Brian
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@brian_pinder662
Maybe this tech tip will help?
https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-how-to-sketch-on-the-sheet-metal-flat-view-in-onshape
Safari should not cause any issues with this, but maybe if you post a screenshot or a link to your document to show more specifically what is happening we can be of more help.
Here is a gif of me sketching on the flat, and then using extrude to cut/add:
Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team6 -
Got it with your help Many thanks to all0


