development round-table sheet

[Esselle]

good morning, can I get this sheet with a single development?

 

[mir]

from what I see are two separate solids (c superior + lower hopper) ... so no

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I am inclined for yes, but you have to work a lot and you have to do many welds because you would do the conical part then with flange of the edgefai the vertical walls, but knowing that where the cone radius is you have to make a flange for bending

 

[Esselle]

I posted this piece so because I'm not able to do it in a single piece, I'm told that fold is easily feasible. I will try to do as it says, first the fitting then with flange of the edge the walls "dritte"

 

[ceschi1959]

it comes so, that then you can bend....

 

[graziano-g]

Hello, I have 2015, then post it with a less recent version? thank you.
As regards the points of baskets1959, in my opinion it bends yes.
having the file I can watch us gladly. Thank you.
but is it a sunset or is it complete? in pdf you see 1/2.. .

 

[Esselle]

Hello, I have 2015, then post it with a less recent version? thank you.
As regards the points of baskets1959, in my opinion it bends yes.
having the file I can watch us gladly. Thank you.
but is it a sunset or is it complete? in pdf you see 1/2.. .

I can't put a previous version. It's a plot composed of two mirrored semitravels.

 

[mir]

In part I'm wrong... let's say that when you said from one sheet I thought without welding... mea culpa.
then looking at it objectively it is better to do it in two pieces and weld it.

 

[graziano-g]

if you save it in step then you can import it with previous versions.
or tabled in dwg so I can work there.
Thank you.

 

[Esselle]

if you save it in step then you can import it with previous versions.
or tabled in dwg so I can work there.
Thank you.

I thought that losing all the story of the piece was unhelpful, cmq I thank you and I train you the step.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

this my test following the solution of baskets