Great as usual @TooTallToby You can also create 1st slot like you did and never mind to be normal to that surface , and the 2nd slot will start from the bottom of the lower flange going Through all both. Or, create a single slot using unfold and the length will need some calculations then fold
20+ year solid works user here and you just floored me with dragging a window around your sketch in the fillet command. Awesome stuff man!! Love learning little stupid things like that.
Hi man, I love your content, I always learn neat new stuff that my prof doesn't teach me. One thing I think you could learn from him tho is to use the unfold/fold command around 15:00, I'm sure it'd have made life simpler and a more reliable model. Much luv bro
9:10 and 1027.4 g in Alibre Sheet Metal. There is quite a difference in how you got the 112.52 in SW. I think it's because SW has a couple more options for flange alignment and length than Alibre has. For the slot, when I went through SolidWorks training making use of the Unfold/Fold features for slots and cutouts that traversed around/through bends was emphasized. If your interested in how I created it I have a video on my channel.
Yeah, i created that cut extrude kinda like the way you did, exept after making that sketch i mad a new sketch on the right plane and converted entities to make sure i didn't get the weird edges/cut corners
Nice! This one definitely had some "weirdness" built into it! I did the slot in the flat pattern but you could also do it from a side view and round the corners after (I should try it to see what that looks like) A lofted cut should also work and would be a clean way of doing it. I did post a recording on my channel of how I did it in Onshape. On the side flange why not just make it longer and go back and trim it so that's it's "parametric" i.e. remains at 15 long even if the angle is changed. I used a move face "up to with offset" to get that.
Great video as always! Just finished watching all your tutorials and tips/tricks videos in two days. Awesome stuff. I hope your subscriber count and views skyrockets, you absolutely deserve it!
When you create the flange on top with the 10 dia. thru hole. You can add the hole when you "edit flange profile". I created my model way different than this. Didn't get the correct answer, but I am close.
Hi Toby! Thanks for the video so much..! I was wondering how do you do extrude without clicking the top menu? Is it some kind of short cut? If you have time, please let me know!
The S key shortcut - check out my video on the topic: th-cam.com/play/PLzMIhOgu1Y5eoV6G9oA_F1mgFOuExXVX6.html&si=ipRRZuLlgRd7x6DD One of the best timesavers EVER!
Hi Tobby, when I open a new part to start modeling, the drafting standard shows ANSI by default. But when I start using smart dimensioning, the dimensions are not in ANSI format. how can I fix this? Thanks
Each of the sub-categories in DOCUMENT PROPERTIES can be set to different settings. Maybe try switching from ANSI to ISO, then close the options box, then switch back from ISO to ANSI. That might resolve it.
Anything you change in the DOCUMENT PROPERTIES tab needs to be saved as part of the template. So after you get it working, do a FILE>SAVE AS>TEMPLATE and update the current template. That should fix it for all new documents @@steve5nash
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This was the trickiest sheet metal exercise yet!
I agree!!
Great as usual @TooTallToby
You can also create 1st slot like you did and never mind to be normal to that surface , and the 2nd slot will start from the bottom of the lower flange going Through all both.
Or, create a single slot using unfold and the length will need some calculations then fold
Thanks Auday and great suggestions!!
Thanks!
awww yeah thanks so much for the SUPER THANKS!! Much appreciated! :-)
20+ year solid works user here and you just floored me with dragging a window around your sketch in the fillet command. Awesome stuff man!! Love learning little stupid things like that.
Awww yeah that's awesome!! I love getting that feeling too! Feels Good Man!
Watched five days ago, used tips three days ago, next week new fixture arrives at the assembly line. Thanks Toby
Awww yeah - thats the best thing I can hope for! Instant VALUE!! Thanks for the comment :-)
skillfull tutorial with technical knowledge 👍👍 thanks
Thanks very much!
Yep, def learned something. Was exactly trying to find the solution on how to flare a 90° edge to angled one. Thanks so much.
Nice! Glad this was helpful
Awesome! Great tips again.
See you tomorrow!
Thanks Tambarora Station!
Hi man, I love your content, I always learn neat new stuff that my prof doesn't teach me.
One thing I think you could learn from him tho is to use the unfold/fold command around 15:00, I'm sure it'd have made life simpler and a more reliable model.
Much luv bro
Nice - great suggestion! I actually do have a video on fold / unfold - here's the link:
th-cam.com/video/zJIXo-uFBe0/w-d-xo.html
@@TooTallToby I see, could've expected it from you haha
9:10 and 1027.4 g in Alibre Sheet Metal. There is quite a difference in how you got the 112.52 in SW. I think it's because SW has a couple more options for flange alignment and length than Alibre has. For the slot, when I went through SolidWorks training making use of the Unfold/Fold features for slots and cutouts that traversed around/through bends was emphasized.
If your interested in how I created it I have a video on my channel.
Very nice! I'm still learning alibre so your video is very helpful! Thanks Harold!
Loving the sheet metal eps and exercises, Toby. Keep it up!
Awww yeah! thanks Nuno!
Yeah, i created that cut extrude kinda like the way you did, exept after making that sketch i mad a new sketch on the right plane and converted entities to make sure i didn't get the weird edges/cut corners
Ohhh - that's a good idea to keep those corners clean!
Nice! This one definitely had some "weirdness" built into it!
I did the slot in the flat pattern but you could also do it from a side view and round the corners after (I should try it to see what that looks like) A lofted cut should also work and would be a clean way of doing it. I did post a recording on my channel of how I did it in Onshape.
On the side flange why not just make it longer and go back and trim it so that's it's "parametric" i.e. remains at 15 long even if the angle is changed. I used a move face "up to with offset" to get that.
Nice job Airwick! I'm excited to learn some onshape sheet metal!!
Great video as always! Just finished watching all your tutorials and tips/tricks videos in two days. Awesome stuff. I hope your subscriber count and views skyrockets, you absolutely deserve it!
Thanks Nick so glad you are enjoying the content and thanks for all the kind comments!
When you create the flange on top with the 10 dia. thru hole. You can add the hole when you "edit flange profile". I created my model way different than this. Didn't get the correct answer, but I am close.
Nice- yeah good point you can often include cuts and whatnot in the original sketches - save some time and features
Hi Toby! Thanks for the video so much..!
I was wondering how do you do extrude without clicking the top menu? Is it some kind of short cut?
If you have time, please let me know!
The S key shortcut - check out my video on the topic: th-cam.com/play/PLzMIhOgu1Y5eoV6G9oA_F1mgFOuExXVX6.html&si=ipRRZuLlgRd7x6DD
One of the best timesavers EVER!
Great tip again! But why you didn't do sweep-cut for the slot? Dragos
thanks! Sweep cut? Maybe that would work
@@TooTallToby It worked for me.Make a line at 60 degrees.
Just noticed that the model number listed as this video's title is different from the original (23-02-02)
Thank you - FIXED
Hi Tobby, when I open a new part to start modeling, the drafting standard shows ANSI by default. But when I start using smart dimensioning, the dimensions are not in ANSI format. how can I fix this? Thanks
Each of the sub-categories in DOCUMENT PROPERTIES can be set to different settings. Maybe try switching from ANSI to ISO, then close the options box, then switch back from ISO to ANSI. That might resolve it.
@@TooTallToby That did fix it temporary, but once I open a new blank file, the glitch reappears. Thanks anyway.
Anything you change in the DOCUMENT PROPERTIES tab needs to be saved as part of the template. So after you get it working, do a FILE>SAVE AS>TEMPLATE and update the current template. That should fix it for all new documents
@@steve5nash
@@TooTallTobyThank you so much. It's working now.
Awesome!! I have a short video on templates here, too th-cam.com/video/QBPTPSISJJg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oUFT_gG0lVuPqwRy @@steve5nash