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sheet metal - form

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giogio_6

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Hello everyone
I tried to follow the pdf manual on the sheetmetal, but I couldn't solve my problem.
I tried to use the form command of the sheetmetal module (pro/e wf4) and would be interested in obtaining the development of the sheet metal. However, the size of the sheet always remains unchanged. How can I do that?
Attached the files I used to test.
Thank you very much
 

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Bye-bye

I don't think you followed the manual literally, because the approach is not the best, I attach the files modeled correctly, the first starting from solid, as in your example, and the second directly from sheet metal.
for the other case or make the piece with a mold, or with two parts.
 

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Hi.
Thank you so much for the answer and the files, but maybe I didn't explain my problem well. I tried to use the form command of the sheetmetal module, to "form" the sheet (prt0002.prt.1) with the punch (prt0001.prt.1).
I would like to know how I can make the size of the deformed sheet (using the flatten form command I get the original sheet, with the same size)
Hi.
 

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I'm sorry, but I didn't understand what you wanted to do, I didn't realize that a prt is the punch and the other the finished piece and I don't know the form command, for which I don't say, we hope others can help you.
greetings
 
At least one rage of presentation should be done, before placing punctual issues. . .
 
development is the same and must not change.
the form simulates a local plastic deformation...
force with the presentation ... senó "scancello" you and the discussion:-)
 
here is the presentation
I had inserted it yesterday in the discussion "new users presentation"
Hi.

Hello everyone
I am not very practical of forums...and you see. Sorry I'm late. It's young.
work in a research consortium within the industrial design division.
I am a pro/e user since 2005, and use catia v5 since 2010.
I also take care of rapid prototyping (the laboratory I am responsible for is equipped with a 1200es size statisys)
a greeting to all
 

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