SOLIDWORKS FEATURE IN 3 MINUTES // RIP // INSERT BENDS

How to use the rip and insert bends feature in Solidworks Sheet Metal. The rip and insert bends feature is perfect for creating sheet metal parts from none sheet metal components. How to use Solidworks rip and insert bends feature in sheet metal commands in solidworks 2022.
This tutorial will work for different versions of solidworks 2021 etc and this tutorial series also shows some solidworks 2022 tips and tricks . The object of the tutorials is to teach the basics to computer-aided engineering that is used in the fabrication sector with machines such as CNC equipment. This basic learning is the production of DXF files that is used in 2D machining and can be opened with programs such as draftsight. Solidworks 2022 convert
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This is reference tutorial 10 of a set for beginners in Solidworks sheet metal.
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[@tambaurorastation756]

Another great video! I have never used rip in Sheet metal before, or for that matter the whole workflow practice of unfolding a shape. Thank you for demonstrating!

[@skeltondesignsolutionsltd]

To be honest I don't use the rip command often, I usually draw direct sheet metal as I plan the flat pattern in my head as I draw. The rip command is great when you are receive a component model and need to convert it for cutting without adding the time it would take to redraw it from scratch. A good example is a chute for a grain hopper. Thanks for the comment.

[@rich3511]

Hi Martin, just wanted to say thank you for a very informative video that get's straight to the point. I use the sheet-metal feature quite a lot but am always learning new tips and tricks.

[@skeltondesignsolutionsltd]

Hi Rich, The sheet metal feature is excellent but I am also learning tricks and tips from different clients / users everyday. In the manufacturing process everyone has there own tricks and tips of how to do things faster some related solely to the machine that is used for manufacture, (drawing differently for a metal punching machine compared to a plasma cutting machine). It is interesting to see the variations and how people apply them. Thanks for the comment.

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[@doronkra4304]

very good:-) thank you

[@skeltondesignsolutionsltd]

Hi, Thanks for the comment, I hope the video helped you in some form.