plate and "attachment grants" front panel. . .

[doc83]

hello to all boys!! I'm designing an electronic device, and I must have the front (the one on the right) swiped from the rest of the furniture.

I explain: in the profile view, which I attach, it is seen that the bending carried out by the above program leaves a game in the lower edge. I want the two curves of sheet metal instead and leave me 1cm on each side (because then the panel will be fixed in another way).... how can I do? the sheet function does not allow me (justly) to have two cuts, because otherwise what is the front panel (right) would come to "flot in the void". instead I want to remove it from the middle, because then it will be done by another part (it will be done in plexi and not in 3mm aluminum). in practice instead of the right side, I would like the two rounded edges and two 10mm long flanges.... is it possible according to you with this procedure? thank you all and apologize for the question maybe stupid, but they are at first with solidworks!

 

[re_solidworks]

At the end the result is in two pieces, right? if so you have to model two separate parts or proceed with a multibody sheet.

 

[doc83]

exactly, the result is in two pieces....

 

[SolidUser]

hello to all boys!! I'm designing an electronic device, and I must have the front (the one on the right) swiped from the rest of the furniture.

I explain: in the profile view, which I attach, it is seen that the bending carried out by the above program leaves a game in the lower edge. I want the two curves of sheet metal instead and leave me 1cm on each side (because then the panel will be fixed in another way).... how can I do? the sheet function does not allow me (justly) to have two cuts, because otherwise what is the front panel (right) would come to "flot in the void". instead I want to remove it from the middle, because then it will be done by another part (it will be done in plexi and not in 3mm aluminum). in practice instead of the right side, I would like the two rounded edges and two 10mm long flanges.... is it possible according to you with this procedure? thank you all and apologize for the question maybe stupid, but they are at first with solidworks!

If I understand, so would you?

 

[doc83]

I finally managed to, but I used an artifact...

1) extruded the whole
2) made a cut extruded by sketch on the face on which I wanted the two flanges.. .

I don't think it's the correct procedure, though the final result is the same.... what do you think?

 

[SolidUser]

I finally managed to, but I used an artifact...

1) extruded the whole
2) made a cut extruded by sketch on the face on which I wanted the two flanges.. .

I don't think it's the correct procedure, though the final result is the same.... what do you think?

The right procedure is the one I put, then I understand that remaking everything is not convenient.
Since it's a hobby, you need to hang yourself.