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Select Hem
in the Swept Walls sub-toolbar.
The Hem Definition dialog box opens. |
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Note that the image in the right-hand pane of the dialog box is
updated as you choose your parameters and options, and provides a
graphical explanation about the current selection. |
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Select the edge as shown.
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The Spine field is updated with the
selected edge. |
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The drop-down list offers two choices:
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Basic: the hem is created along the
whole support.
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Relimited: the hem is created within
limits you define on the support (points, for example).
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Leave Basic selected.
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Selecting Relimited updates the dialog with two new
fields (Limit 1 and Limit 2) to let you specify
the hem limits. You can then select as the limits two points, two
planar faces, a point and a planar face, or a point and a vertex, for
example. Note that right-clicking in the Limit 1 and
Limit 2 fields lets you create the limits (points, plane) or
choose the X, Y or Z plane on-the-fly. |
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Enter 3mm in the Length field, and 2mm in the
Radius field.
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Check the Trim Support option to trim the
selected edge.
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The Trim Support option only works in the case of a planar
support. |
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You cannot select Relimited and Trim Support
at once. Indeed, lateral cuts in the sheet metal part are currently
not supported when the support is trimmed (i.e. the hem must be
created from one edge of the sheet metal part to the other). |
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Click the Reverse Direction button to reverse
the direction of the hem.
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Click the More button to display the Bend
Allowance tab allowing you to locally redefine the bend allowance
settings.
Note that according to the DIN standard, if the radius is modified, the
K factor is adjusted accordingly.
You may need to deactivate the formula using the contextual menu on the
field and choosing Formula > Deactivate before editing the
value.
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In this case, the new K Factor value overrides the
value set in the
Sheet Metal Parameters.
A preview of the hem to be created is displayed in the geometry
area. |
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When you are satisfied with the result, click OK
to create the hem. The hem is created and the feature is added to the
specification tree.
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