How to clean interference in sheet metal?

Renz_Jerome_Delgado
Renz_Jerome_Delgado Member Posts: 2 ✭
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I run interference detection for the model. It shows overlaps from the end side of the panel and to the wall, In the first place why does it have interferences even I am using Up To Part as limits?. How to clean this? Is this something about accuracy of the software?




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  • bradley_sauln
    bradley_sauln Moderator, Onshape Employees, Developers Posts: 373 image
    Hey @Renz_Jerome_Delgado, today with our Sheet Metal we maintain a uniform thickness to the sheet metal for the flat pattern set up. With your example it looks as though you are having the cross beam part go "Up To Part" for an angled face. Creating an example myself I see the following:


    This is an angled sliver of the cross bean which would result in the sheet metal flat pattern not having a uniform thickness. This is why the "Up To Part" operation didn't fully account for the angled face you are working with. 

    The workflow today will be to "Finish" your sheet metal model which preserves the flat pattern and lets you add post-operation features, in this case, it would be angle grinding the edge of this sheet metal piece to allow for proper fit. The feature I chose to do is a split so that I could measure the resultant sliver where the interference occurred to be able to set up my grinding operation in the shop.



    I do think we could do more to make this apparent so I'd be curious to hear your feedback.
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  • Renz_Jerome_Delgado
    Renz_Jerome_Delgado Member Posts: 2 ✭
    I tried the workflow but it doesn't support multiple entities to split with.

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