how to tear a face in sheet metal
shrekant
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I am using sheet metal to develop a smaller box kept centrally on top of another bigger box below.
is there a way to tear the sheet at the face on which the small box is placed?
I have attached the file for your reference.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/44d587a0aaa7ac535c6aff77/w/303b52a7f8cad39f7c7e438d/e/cfdc4e37b762f256bc1c5ad7
is there a way to tear the sheet at the face on which the small box is placed?
I have attached the file for your reference.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/44d587a0aaa7ac535c6aff77/w/303b52a7f8cad39f7c7e438d/e/cfdc4e37b762f256bc1c5ad7
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I think I could probably help but I'm afraid I just don't understand what you are trying to accomplish. The document does not allow copying so I have no way of manipulating it to butter understand what your process is.0
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I have now made that document public. Hope you can help now.
I have added few flanges that allowed me the desired shape. But that is placing the tear Central to face. You can roll to end to see what i mean.
I want the same to be customisable.0 -
Check this. Exercise: Sheet Metal Model - Convert - Copy - Copy | Part Studio 2 (onshape.com). Is this what you were after?0
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Sorry,
But you didn't make the document public. Unable to access.
Same thing happened earlier with my file
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Ooops. Sorry. I didn't realize I was signed into my work account. Its public0
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1st covert to 2 surfaces then sheet metal.
That way we'd end up with two separate pieces of sheets. It's that just a work around or do professional prefer it this way.
Plz advice.0 -
I thing I'm just not getting what you are trying to do as "the smaller box sitting on top" means a separate piece sitting on top. Which part of your initial attempt in the original document was not working?0
