graziano-g
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I read:
.... maybe he has to bend the details separately and then once welded work them... What do we know? exact, but I didn't specify it.or his method of work is optimal with the work together and then he forgot, or he didn't know he could do it, propagate them to the parts.now thanks to you I know...... or its working method is optimal, if by optimal means it is purely theoretical i.e. ideal then yes, it is not required decimal precision, as long as it is a particular aesthetic/functional therefore the dimensional and geometric precision in this case is a detail as long as they both have the same error. goes from itself that after cutting, set the bending depth, the folds are equal..... if you attach a drawing file without part does not serve anything and also a dxf without bend lines or bending data does not serve anything. This is also true, it is cassation, it is not discussed.
onyx68 writes: I looked at your details. Obviously you started a part of the modeling in the single then you continued the work together. exact
some references jump, patience, what matters is the result.
Thank you.
.... maybe he has to bend the details separately and then once welded work them... What do we know? exact, but I didn't specify it.or his method of work is optimal with the work together and then he forgot, or he didn't know he could do it, propagate them to the parts.now thanks to you I know...... or its working method is optimal, if by optimal means it is purely theoretical i.e. ideal then yes, it is not required decimal precision, as long as it is a particular aesthetic/functional therefore the dimensional and geometric precision in this case is a detail as long as they both have the same error. goes from itself that after cutting, set the bending depth, the folds are equal..... if you attach a drawing file without part does not serve anything and also a dxf without bend lines or bending data does not serve anything. This is also true, it is cassation, it is not discussed.
onyx68 writes: I looked at your details. Obviously you started a part of the modeling in the single then you continued the work together. exact
some references jump, patience, what matters is the result.
Thank you.
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