Tutorial Inventor - 034 SHEET METAL - Practice (SM-001)

[@Kalam-vg5zj]

Prof Stancescu, your explanation is excellent, how you have described the dimensions is really helpful for me.

[@prof-stancescu]

Go ahead and enjoy!

[@danielvalbuenahernando2187]

Thank you very much. Very well explained! "If the drawing is wrong, you are wrong" Best wishes

[@prof-stancescu]

Thank you - go ahead and enjoy!

[@duijeblok3479]

Thank you Mr. Stancescu for the good lessons, learned a lot, the tip I got from my friend from Vaslui, and I can tell you that it is a very good tip. thanks again.

[@prof-stancescu]

That's great!

[@M07.engineer]

Great professor you are sir. It is very useful tips and tricks sir...❤

[@prof-stancescu]

Keep watching

[@DisintX]

23:04 - When you make the holes through the middle curved part, technologically is not possible. The tangential cut has to be perpedicular to the curved surface. To correct this, the part has to be unfolded then the cut command to be executed so that when you refold the part the edges will be created as in reality as the machine is punching the flat part, followed by bending. Thank you for the good job you do in teaching us.

[@prof-stancescu]

It seems to be a good idea. Let me verify. Thank you, my friend!

[@prof-stancescu]

I verified the model and am sure the holes are technologically possible. After bending the part a puncher can cut those holes without problems! On the other hand, this drawing is taken from industry, and we must respect drawings. Thank you, my friend!

[@edoardodidonato3767]

You are a great teacher, thank you so much!

[@prof-stancescu]

Glad you think so!

[@ConstantinDancu]

Thank you, Constantin! Very well done!

[@prof-stancescu]

Glad you liked it!

[@MattyK166]

Thanks for the tutorial. i found some great tips and useful tricks just going slowly and seeing how you used the dimension and mirror feature.

[@prof-stancescu]

You are so welcome!

[@007connor1]

Good lesson, greetings from Mexico!

[@prof-stancescu]

Thanks! 😃 Good luck Mexico!

[@adanbanuelos1266]

Very helpful! ❤

[@prof-stancescu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@helbertvalencia5690]

Thank you Sir I have learnt a lot with your videos.

[@prof-stancescu]

You are welcome

[@nileshbehere7535]

Well explained professor

[@prof-stancescu]

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[@JMVD48]

Thank you very much for all the important hints you show us, it's not all that easy, I find understanding the cutouts 2 by 1 mm quite complicated.

[@prof-stancescu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gggraziano]

Hi professor, are the workings at the 25:00 time line done with a punch?

[@prof-stancescu]

Yes, CUT is equivalent here with PUNCH

[@bowosan3027]

how to technical drawing sheet metal for production manufacturing?

[@prof-stancescu]

I do not understand - the drawings for sheet metal parts are made as usual, including the unfolded part.

[@bowosan3027]

@@prof-stancescu OK Thank you. so by unfolded yah

[@obendrayadav3099]

new keep making video like this sir for sheet metal drawing

[@prof-stancescu]

Sure I will

[@christophedupont5490]

Thank you very much

[@prof-stancescu]

You are welcome

[@paolococo7990]

Salve Prof. Le chiedo scusa ma volevo solo un chiarimento. I due fori asolati sulla parte curva sono stati creati con un comando taglia da una proiezione di un piano, cioè come se vanno fatti dopo aver piegato la lamiera. Ma cosi non mi sembra nella realtà, perchè io li realizzo sulla lamiera in piano prima di piegarla. Io nel suo disegno ho usato il comando spiega e ripiega per crearli in modo da sembrare più reali. La ringrazio in anticipo se può valutare questa mia richiesta. Buon lavoro

[@prof-stancescu]

Paolo, io penso che tu intenda l'ora 17:05 - 18:19. Vedete, quelle due tacche si applicano automaticamente e si trovano su FLAT PATTERN.

[@paolococo7990]

@@prof-stancescu Salve Prof. La ringrazio per avermi risposto. Intendevo che se prova a ruotare il Flat Pattern di 180° il taglio della lamiera si vede diverso. Grazie veramente della sua attenzione.

[@annguyennguyen7002]

How wonderful

[@prof-stancescu]

Thank you!

[@vuvanthem3401]

thanks you so much!

[@prof-stancescu]

You're welcome!

[@mjtunstall1976]

Nice work but at the end of the tutorial with the flat pattern, all drawings MUST have same scale, not allowed to have 2 different scales to avoid confusion

[@prof-stancescu]

I placed the flat pattern only as an information, not as part of the drawing, but you are right - thank you my friend!

[@ddhirajgupta]

Thankyou

[@prof-stancescu]

You’re welcome 😊

[@imo197501]

Hi Sir! If you had selected "Mirror solids" instead of "mirror features" your work would have been faster. By the way thank you!

[@prof-stancescu]

Yes, you are right - thank you!

[@obendrayadav3099]

Good morning sir

[@prof-stancescu]

Morning

[@Wolf-fs6xj]

Thank you very much

[@prof-stancescu]

Thank you too