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    The document describes the process of modeling a sheet metal part in a CAD program. The modeler first created a base sketch and thickened it to 5mm. They then added flats, bends, corners, cutouts, holes, slots, rounds and chamfers as defined in the provided drawing. To create a flat view representation, they used the view manager and unbend feature to generate an unbent model, then bent it back so the master representation remained unchanged.

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    The document describes the process of modeling a sheet metal part in a CAD program. The modeler first created a base sketch and thickened it to 5mm. They then added flats, bends, corners, cutouts, holes, slots, rounds and chamfers as defined in the provided drawing. To create a flat view representation, they used the view manager and unbend feature to generate an unbent model, then bent it back so the master representation remained unchanged.

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    Tool Test: Click To Edit Master Title Style

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    Prathamesh Gavand
    The document describes the process of modeling a sheet metal part in a CAD program. The modeler first created a base sketch and thickened it to 5mm. They then added flats, bends, corners, cutouts, holes, slots, rounds and chamfers as defined in the provided drawing. To create a flat view representation, they used the view manager and unbend feature to generate an unbent model, then bent it back so the master representation remained unchanged.

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    Click to edit Master title style

    Tool test
    Model tree explanation

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    MODEL TREE(Sheetmetal
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    Environment

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    I assumed my base and taken as a planer and created sketch on it and thicken it to 5mm

    3 3
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    Created first flat as per given drawing and assumed bend allowance in obround shape. 4 4
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    2nd flat created, as bend radius wasn’t mentioned in drawing I have assumed it to material thickness 5 5
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    3rd flat, corner treatment I have used overlap. 6 6


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    Used Extrude and removed material to create cutout.


    7 7
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    Used Extrude and removed material to create cutout.


    8 8
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    Used hole feature to define simple hole and then used direction pattern as per given dimension
    9 9
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    For tapped holes I used standard hole feature and used M6x1 size and patterned this hole as well 1010
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    For slot I used simple extrude cut. 1111


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    And last for finishing all the rounds and chamfer introduced. 1212
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    For creating flat view I used view manager, used unbend feature to created new rep. for flat view 1313
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    And used bend back again so it will not affect my master representation. 1414
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    Thank You

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