Christian76
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Bye to all,
If I went to see my posts on the subject, and that I don't come to the end, I'm going to expose my problem:
I have to build a lot of galvanized sheet panels sp. 10/10
These panels are sheets of various sizes with 25mm edges.
now, years ago when I happened to manually work the sheet, I remember that it was worth the rule of "togliere 2 thicknesses for each bend at 90°"
and in carpentry not in series with thicknesses from 1 to 5mm, I must say that it was okay.
I never had to use inventor to create real developments, and now that I have to do it, I'm in trouble because the machine of the supplier to which I should give the dxf/dwg by doing tests, scale for every bend at 90° a 2.225mm (on this specific sheet)
How can I tell inventor to adjust the radiance to get a dxf that goes well with the machine?
help:
If I went to see my posts on the subject, and that I don't come to the end, I'm going to expose my problem:
I have to build a lot of galvanized sheet panels sp. 10/10
These panels are sheets of various sizes with 25mm edges.
now, years ago when I happened to manually work the sheet, I remember that it was worth the rule of "togliere 2 thicknesses for each bend at 90°"
and in carpentry not in series with thicknesses from 1 to 5mm, I must say that it was okay.
I never had to use inventor to create real developments, and now that I have to do it, I'm in trouble because the machine of the supplier to which I should give the dxf/dwg by doing tests, scale for every bend at 90° a 2.225mm (on this specific sheet)
How can I tell inventor to adjust the radiance to get a dxf that goes well with the machine?
help: