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Changing Default Bend Radius
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CorBlimeyLimey
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You set the default bend radius in the Base flange dialogue box, when creating the sheet metal part.
To edit it after the part is created, RMB the Base flange feature & select Edit feature, then change the Sheet metal parameters section.
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from (the City of) Barrie, Ontario.
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To edit it after the part is created, RMB the Base flange feature & select Edit feature, then change the Sheet metal parameters section.
from (the City of) Barrie, Ontario. What happens if you get scared half to death twice? Right-click on the "Sheet-Metal1" (name may vary) feature in the feature manager tree and select "Edit Definition" This is where the default bend radius is defined.
If you double-click the "Sheet-Metal1" feature, the default radius will appear in the model window for editing. It is also possible to link the dimension to part thickness so that the radius matches thickness as thickness changes.
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If you double-click the "Sheet-Metal1" feature, the default radius will appear in the model window for editing. It is also possible to link the dimension to part thickness so that the radius matches thickness as thickness changes.
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