Working with sheetmetal

[gilmarpaulista]

I am a new user that just recently started to learn how to work with Wildfire 2.0. I am having some troubles with sheet metal development. I work almost all the time with components that needs to be bended, but it

 

[extreme]

Send me your email address..I can send you somethings that I have


Joel Nelson


Sheetmetal TC Chair

 

[gilmarpaulista]

Thank You!





gilmarpaulista@gmail.com

 

[sathian83]

hi can u sent me also

m.sathianarayanan@rane.co.in

 

[extreme]

I sent you both 2 emails with some information attached. Hope it helps

 

[gilmarpaulista]

Thanks a lot.

 

[migs823]

pls sed me the file too...migs823@yahoo.com

 

[arroyopr]

gilmarpaulista:


check your e-mail, send you a little something for you.


enjoy.

 

[nirmalan_g]

hi joel,


can you send the file to me.


thanks In advance


NIrmalan.G


Nirmalan_g@rediffmail.com

 

[maki]

Hi everybody!



Can you send anybody this file to me.



Thanks in advance!



maki2308@yahoo.com

 

[mmr_chowdary]

hi,


please send the same to me also mmr_chowdary@yahoo.co.in


thank you


malli

 

[sadhu]

hi
canu send me too the sheet metal tutorial i will be very thankful to u my id is sadhusharan.p@quasarinnovations .com

 

[Nborg]

I'm so curious! Would you mind sending it to me as well?
mollier@gmail.com

 

[extreme]

Here is2 ZIP files with some information...for anyone that wants it.


Nothing special at all about this information, and some of it is out dated (prior to WF2)but I hope it helps someone.





2006-02-27_072126_shtmtl1.zip


2006-02-27_072205_shtmtl_tutorial-conversion_techniques.zip

 

[Eddo]

thanks, extreme

 

[Guest]

I am very sorry.If you have time more,can you send me too.Thank you very much.


bjjob1@msn.com
Edited by: bjjob1

 

[pjculliton]

Cheers Extreme...

 

[aasher666]

can somebody send me this file

 

[DataJett]

Hello


I would very much appreciate receiving any/all proe sheet metal info:


(links, docs, etc).


I am very much interested in some good materal files (*.mat) for alum & ss.


I am admin for a new dept (new to me), that heavily uses sheet-metal.


More than have in the past. But their *.mat files are all messed up.


Thanks


L. Jett


datajett@aol.com

 

[SRINIVASANIYER1]

you may look up the values in Machinery's handbook or some other handbook and fill in the data (by creating a new material thru pro/e).


The amount of data would ofcourse depend on the extent of details you need to fill in and the accuracy. This is so because there are multitudes of grades of Aluminium and Stainless steel (SS). You may have to take the help of your engineers.