Marvel
Guest
So I guess I don't have a way to quote them? 
MassiVonWeizen
Guest
If the sheet should be laser-cut or similar you do not need to quote the holes.
a trick is to manually draw the axes of the hole with sketch lines making the ends of these coincidences with the edge of the hole; made this fits a sketch point on the average point of both making the sketch completely defined. must be done for each hole. at this point with the points of sketch the position of the holes is quoted while with one of the two lines of sketch the diameter (being eliptic only one of the two lines will be equal to the diameter of the hole)
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a trick is to manually draw the axes of the hole with sketch lines making the ends of these coincidences with the edge of the hole; made this fits a sketch point on the average point of both making the sketch completely defined. must be done for each hole. at this point with the points of sketch the position of the holes is quoted while with one of the two lines of sketch the diameter (being eliptic only one of the two lines will be equal to the diameter of the hole)
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Marvel
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Hello Mass, thank you! I proceed in the quotation.
I actually thought I'd make laser cutting if it doesn't cost a proposition.
Bye!
I actually thought I'd make laser cutting if it doesn't cost a proposition.
Bye!
MassiVonWeizen
Guest
makes sense to fully quote the spreadsheet if you do it manually and then you have to trace the references to be cut; if it is made by machine (laser, punching machine...) it does not make sense to quote cuts because they are automatically managed by the program that from the dxf gets the geometry to send to the machine.
instead one or two views of the fold should be quoted because it is possible to verify that the bending has been done correctly.
instead one or two views of the fold should be quoted because it is possible to verify that the bending has been done correctly.
Marvel
Guest
rightly...
Anyway I asked a quote to a calenzano company for laser cutting...if I don't ask for a capital I do first and better. at least for the joystick cover some time ago they were honest.
the bending then I will do it by hand because I will serve as guide for the puncture of the hips, as I did the other time for the previous cover of the first type of cuffs motor (https://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/smussi-svasature-su-fori-su-lamiera-curvata.49144/#post-392525).
Anyway I asked a quote to a calenzano company for laser cutting...if I don't ask for a capital I do first and better. at least for the joystick cover some time ago they were honest.
the bending then I will do it by hand because I will serve as guide for the puncture of the hips, as I did the other time for the previous cover of the first type of cuffs motor (https://www.cad3d.it/forum1/threads/smussi-svasature-su-fori-su-lamiera-curvata.49144/#post-392525).