The part needs to be unfolded
prior to creating the corner relief.
Click Corner Relief
.
The Corner Relief Definition dialog box is displayed.
Select the supports on which a corner relief should be
created (here we chose Surfacic Flange.1 and Surfacic Flange.2)
A notch was defined on the web profile between the two fillets'
flanges; so that flanges do not intersect.
This operation enables to prepare the web as to create the flanges
that will be later used to define the corner relief.
By default the Circular Profile
is active
in the Corner Relief Definition dialog box.
1. Define the default radius: it is
equal to the bend radius + the thickness.
In our example, we defined a radius of 15 mm.
By default the corner relief center is located at the
intersection of the bend axes. You can select a point as
the circle's center.
2. Select the vertex between the two
flanges: it will be the center of the corner relief.
3. Click OK in the Corner Relief
Definition dialog box.
The created element (identified as Corner Relief.xxx) is
added to the specification tree.
Select the User Profile
using the down
arrow.
Select the sketch, directly in the 3D geometry.
As soon as the sketch has been
selected, the Sketcher
icon is displayed in the
dialog box allowing you to edit the selected sketch, if needed.
The red arrow lets you choose the direction of matter to
remove. Click it to reverse the direction.
Click OK in the Corner Relief Definition dialog box.
You can use the Catalog icon
to open the
Catalog Browser.
For more information on catalogs, refer to the Component
Catalog Editor User's Guide.
Fold the part to check the corner relief in 3D.
Folded user corner relief
Folded circular corner relief
The Supports
Redefinition checkbox enables to redefine the supports' sides
thus adding matter to these supports.
In that case, the created element (identified as Corner Relief.xxx)
appears before the supports in the specification tree.
Please note that checking this button means that the corner
relief replaces the surfacic flange's side. This side must therefore
exists: when creating the surfacic flange, do not define the side as
None.
In hybrid context, when
checking Supports Redefinition, the Surfacic flanges are
hidden in the 3D since the define in work object parameter is
applied to the corner relief.
Moreover, the sketch is not
aggregated anymore under the corner relief in the specification
tree.
Yet, if you open a part created in a previous release, the
specification tree will be displayed accordingly to the
previous behavior.
Fore more information about Hybrid Design, refer to the
Hybrid Design section.
Unfolded user corner relief
with redefined supports
Folded user corner relief
with redefined supports
The image below
shows two surfacic flanges creating with Angle as support type.
The two blue dotted lines represent the limits of the unfolded
surfacic flanges.
The creation of a corner relief with supports redefined is not
possible as it is not located within the limits of the unfolded
flanges.
A corner relief with supports redefined cannot be created if
its profile implies adding matter to the web.