SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal Tutorial #3 // Edge Flange vs Sketch Bend

[@skeltondesignsolutionsltd]

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[@thisworldaccordingtome9495]

I just quit a job after 3 days being a design engineer for a very small company that made sheet metal parts. My choice of software to use is sold works. For some reason, the parameters entered into Solidorks for bending allowance did not match the press brake machine. If the flat panel produced by solid works gave a bend line that was 1.112 from the edge of the flange for a required 1.25 flange, the machine would make a part out of spec. For some reason, this press brake required an extra 0.03 takeoff, which seemed odd My question is the bend line given in the Solid works flat pattern the bend centerline, and do press brakes require an additional takeoff on the stop to produce this?

[@tambaurorastation756]

Great video! Thanks for uploading.

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[@alializadeh8195]

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[@skeltondesignsolutionsltd]

Hi Ali, Thank you for the comment. I hope you got some good information from the video. مرسی

[@alializadeh8195]

@@skeltondesignsolutionsltd Sure, Thanx again.

[@pavani.k1914]

Please make a video on How to take Development length in real life example. Considering K factor and bending allowance. Please make a video on same example considering k factor. When we changes K factor development length also changes. So Please Show us how to consider the exact development length.