development surfaces Hull

[LorenzoBigi]

Good evening,
I am a fan of boats and in this quarantine period I tried to make a small boat with the idea of making it aluminum. I initially used autodesk fusion 360 to have a general idea of the profile that would have had, as at the university I am studying caia, but we have not yet arrived at the surface module, and for the moment fusion was a bit the fastest method to get a visual result quite "immediate". Of course, I'm going to draw it on the cat.
the question I asked myself is how to develop the surfaces of the hull so that, during the laser cutting phase, the profile is correct and then weld the various components. How could you help me?
Thank you so much in advance! !

 

[gianni55]

Hello, Lorenzo.

No one answers you, I try...

in the module cat surfaces should have the command develops in the plane, which does not do miracles, but performs a deformation (with percentage values visible in the window).

of developments to the cad so little and many years ago when I worked in the workshop, these were made by attempts, with lead silhouettes or cardboards and obtained a mask increased and it proceeded with various attempts to obtain the precise threading for the final production.

In your case the surface is not complicated and the command could provide an acceptable result, I think you could increase one of the two sides so as to use the other to bring back the profile and finish it in agreement, but you should ask advice to those who will then have to assemble it and weld it, which will have its mischiefs, maybe the angle of cianfrination suits him but wants more distance between the flaps to make the welding penetrate etc.

Let me know.

Hi.

years ago

Maybe