Designing multibody sheet metal parts offers many possibilities, but it also has some limitations. For example, a part made as one object intended to be cut. If I select Perpendicular Cut – objects disappear, remaining only one. Geometry optimization is not important here. If we turn off Perpendicular Cutting – you can leave them all (four here) objects. But… they are not....
Concept “cuts perpendicular” We associate it with sheets – and rightly so. Cutting perpendicular in sheets of sheets will straighten the holes, while there may be a need to get such an effect in parts, which are not sheets. What then? Let's consider the 80x80x5 square profile – As you can see, there is no perpendicular cutting option when cutting. Perform the following steps. 1. Move away ...
Consider the following situation. sheet metal, from which I want to cut a smaller sheet. The difficulty lies in the fact, that the cut overlaps the bends. As you know, in such a case the Perpendicular cutting option should be selected. However, it is not available when thin-wall cutting or double contour cutting! However, if you cut with a double outline – SOLIDWORKS will only leave....
