SolidWorks Tutorial # 292: Shelf holder / (2 methods , sheet metal)

[@jeanpormanove58]

thank you for the tutoriel you are a great professeur !

[@kinderoreo7857]

wouldn't sketched bend work instead of flex?

[@Guiboard]

I was curious to see the flat pattern of the sheet metal at the end of the video. Does the flat pattern work?

[@shaputer]

I think the flat pattern is the part before the tooling and bending was added. Add a configuration and suppress those features and call it "flat pattern" ? Just my guess.

[@spm2508]

Yes flat pattern is possible

[@Warkop3DDesign]

how to flatten it (for sheetmetal version) ?

[@xl000]

how does this help to build the actual shelf

[@georges-martialindrian4501]

Could you please tell how this part is manufactured in the reality. What kind of stamping tooling ? Thank in advance.

[@jollysingh47]

It can be made in a simple die set ( very cost effective)
Also it can be made in compound and progressive ( but very costly)

[@newsman7404]

@@jollysingh47 Many thanks. Could you please send me a link of a video or a scheme ? Thanks in advance.

[@jollysingh47]

@@newsman7404 i can send u die images because rt now we are making this die. And i am just a design engg. My senior engg. Will teach how the making process goes

[@tahirshaukatshaukat4829]

Good learning, Thanks

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the good tutorial.

[@mondsification]

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[@jeanpormanove58]

لا ، لم يبذل أي جهد

[@shaibytomar9747]

Thanku. Sir i wii be great if u initially provide 2d drawings for the same. Gives better understanding. And it will help a lot in practice. Please its a request. 🙏

[@addicuz113]

how to know the parameters of angle's power??????

[@pch4287]

Thank you for this amazing video

[@user-nh8lo3sp7x]

Thanks you a lot . .. really was so great & hard

[@dhorpatanengineering1912]

thank u sir

[@Дмитрий-я5ю5ж]

Good job

[@deepindr2396]

Can u please tell me what kind of music u have used in this video?

[@jacobcaughey5369]

darude sandstorm

[@karoma7898]

The music was the only bad thing in this video!

[@BaliMystic]

Why is the pierce command constantly used when drawing the guide lines for the loft? Great vid BTW, thank you.

[@Hal-rk6wd]

YES WHY? GOOD QUESTION ? IS THERE ANOTHER BOARD FOR SOLIDWORKS BESIDES SOLIDWORKS WHERE WE CAN COMMUNICATE AND SHARE FILES AND IDEAS?

[@taifshams]

Piercing ensures necessary connection between 2 sketches.

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

@@Hal-rk6wd Why are you yelling?

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

Piercing is preferred to capture the normal arc apex since only making coincident makes it somewhere on the line, not where the arc intersects the sketch plane.

[@elio2136]

Thank you very much !

[@albinmichael1850]

Flat pattern not possible after flexing

[@AL_SILVA]

NICE JOB MAN...

[@l301681]

Nice; thank you !

[@enesnature5486]

You are best

[@3446-q5t]

Definitely. SW is better than Inventor

[@trexinvert]

Any advanced SW users out there? Let's redo this model using "emboss pattern" for the punched in feature. That's how it would be done in industry practice. Peace.

[@taifshams]

Mirroring could reduce lot of time.

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

What you said but 1/2 body 'rotated' 180 due to assymetric holes.

[@patrickrousseau4921]

👍
😀

[@dhorpatanengineering1912]

sir draw a structure al cantileaver bridge

[@davidnguyen2246]

Not a sheet metal...

[@JulianSCHILDER]

so bad

[@jeanpormanove58]

its you bad dont say that

[@jeanpormanove58]

your are crazy man you want coombattre me ?