As an inventor practitioner myself when it comes to producing drawings of steel construction elements for production my best tip is to close inventor and do it all in Tekla Structures :)
16:55 in practice, the parts don't have to touch each other to weld them together. a gap of a millimeter or 2, in this case. So the metal have some place to extend when welded. ;When this support-plate fits like a glove. there is more chance it will bend the I-profile after welding. because metal likes to extend after heating. (or deform). Maybe that is why the drawer did this. if you're welding a frame together. I make it always 1mm shorter. And after welding it, its the right size. Good Video's! Cheers from Belgium
As an inventor practitioner myself when it comes to producing drawings of steel construction elements for production my best tip is to close inventor and do it all in Tekla Structures :)
16:55 in practice, the parts don't have to touch each other to weld them together. a gap of a millimeter or 2, in this case. So the metal have some place to extend when welded.
;When this support-plate fits like a glove. there is more chance it will bend the I-profile after welding. because metal likes to extend after heating. (or deform).
Maybe that is why the drawer did this. if you're welding a frame together. I make it always 1mm shorter. And after welding it, its the right size. Good Video's! Cheers from Belgium