Change Sheet Metal Thickness Solidworks

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Change sheet metal thickness solidworks.

Here is my workaround. To display this screen. To open this dialog box. Setting up sheet metal.

In line at top of screen click convert check sheet metal in the sheet metal features column click sheet metal defaults uncheck use thickness from rule type metal thickness in thickness box. You can copy and paste numerical data in the costing template editor. Now double click on the inserted sheet metal in the assembly this will show the feature dimensions and then double click on the thickness dimensions. To convert a solid part to a sheet metal part.

Calculates the weight of the part based on the values defined for material thickness from template and area to cost. Define a global variable in the assembly. In short is there a way to manually edit the sheet metal thickness cut list property. Now you can change the thickness at the sheet metal parameters box.

See the reply in context. Create the solid part. The convert to sheet metal command lets you specify the thickness bends and rips necessary to convert a solid part to a sheet metal part. Deepak gupta may 16 2017 12 17 pm.

With a part assembly or drawing open click tools options document properties sheet metal. Go to the first created feature in the mamager tree base flange1 click on rmb and select edit feature. And then link the drawing notes annotations to those properties. To show bend lines in flat patterns do one of the following.

Click convert to sheet metal sheet metal toolbar or insert sheet metal convert to sheet metal. Use the thickness screen in the costing template editor to set the thickness and cost values for each class and material combination. Multiple bodies sheet metal part work in sw2010. From the dimension drop box select unlink value.

But it doesn t appear possible to change the sheet metal thickness of a part started with base flange after the fact. In the costing template editor click thickness. Calculates the material cost of a part by determining the number of parts that can be manufactured from the selected sheet.