How to Bend/Fold a sheet metal in AUTOCAD tutorial

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Thank you madam for sharing required knowledge.

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This is a great lesson and much needed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience

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[@luckykey1011]

Best autocad tutorial ever

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Love your work dear instructor, your work is inspirational.

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[@basharatpir2487]

step by step explanation, easy to understand -- well done

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[@ambroscustom]

hi, can you tell me how to do bending if the bend lines are not perpendicular, means all the bend lines are at an angle other than 90 deg. Thanks

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when you use 3d rotate , just assign an angle

[@charlienewman9824]

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[@lele3724]

Thanks for the lesson! Well explained!

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[@nadinbu257]

thank you! how to put flat pattern on 2d?

[@DanSohan]

Thank you for your video - I was hoping there were some secret tools to make the parts. Unfortunately, AutoCAD isn't the best for sheet metal work. The fold radius are not accurate, and there is no magic tool that I find to "unfold" the component and provide the 2D templates with accurate fold tolerances calculated. If this is needed, you need to step over to something like Fusion 360, where you simply draw the 2D profile, then the software automatically generates the 3D and all the folding processes. Once the 3D model and render are complete, you simply press one button, and it magically unfolds into a flat part. Good luck and health to all.

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true , I saw another program that can be attached to AutoCAD that can do that.

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Thanks, that's good.

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thanks for making video.

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Thank you for the wonderful lesson! Very helpful and enjoyable to watch!

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Grait you can do

[@saravananmanjula3548]

THANKS MADEM

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[@puithangyong7749]

very useful

[@ananddhanesan8275]

Can we reverse the process, ie; from 3d model to sheet metal design

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I wish autocad can do that

[@growwithdesign]

what to do when bend is not 90 degrees? How to extend edges? please show an example.

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just use presspull command

[@growwithdesign]

@@AC3DCad can you make a video on this please? Specially when the face is inclined. Or share your own previous video which has what I need. Appreciate your help immensely. Thankyou.

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@@growwithdesign after Christmas maybe. Thanks for watching.

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@@growwithdesign when you rotate the face just enter 45 degree or any desired angle

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[@jamilbenhamida2381]

excellent!

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[@Jawame]

i was hoping that it would be something like the bending way of fusion..! but it is not . this is just some extruding 3drotation and boolean operations.

[@gakrishna6970]

Knowledgeable vedio 👌

[@ajithdc1]

great! thank you

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[@manishkumar-eo2mv]

Thanks a lot mam very helpful tutorial , please mam send the p.d.f this drawing

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