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constraints in holes made on sheet metal

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Saviolirn

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hi guys, I'm ale, I tried to look for the previous posts but I didn't find anything, I explain to you what my problem is, I use inventor 2012, after creating a sheet metal using flange contour , I go to create holes on the curve part (Ray 500mm) , up here I found very useful the forum, when I go to assemble the assemblies and I want to constrain the above holes. How are you doing? help me vade my mental health. for now thank you very much:
 
for the system (cd) those are not holes, there is no perpendicular plan to the axis but a curved surface.
you can make a small lamatura, but it would be a false processing, or use a combination of other constraints.
 
thanks stefanobruno, to a small lamatura I had not thought, but I have many holes in that sheet and would like to build a flat tangent sheet for each single hole! for the combination of constraints instead what do you suggest? I've been trying for a while but I'm high sea
 
Sorry I couldn't send the answer
Anyway
I use this technique:
- I create a plan with the inclination I need
- sketch on the newly created plane and create a circumference
- surface extrusion to intersect the sheet
- I create an axis with the newly created surface and also want a point
- with command divides select the surface and a sheet face
- with command I remove the face
with this method I get a perfectly round hole on a sheet metal very faithful to reality is important the selection of the face (internal or external)
alternatively use the command explains and folds depends on what you want to get
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