FreeCAD Sheet Metal Part Design Tutorial | FreeCAD Tutorial | FreeCAD Sheet Metal Workbench |

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In this Tutorial I have explained How to Model Sheet Metal Part using FreeCAD Sheet Metal Workbench. This tutorial is designed for beginner level FreeCAD user. In this tutorial I have covered basics of Sheet Metal Workbench like sheet metal thickness, Bending Radius, Flange Direction, Multi Transform Pattern etc. I am also providing 2D drawing and source file used in this tutorial so that beginner user can practice themselves and refer my FreeCAD file in case of any doubt.
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[@user-yb9yr2wu8v]

讲的很好，学到很多技巧。 以前从来没见过。感谢老师。

[@Gammaschneider]

Thx for making. ✌️👍
Greetings from germany 😉

[@mechnexus]

My pleasure!

[@ramstopgun]

Very nice end to end tutorial! Thank you!

[@gajanandhutekar6437]

Very useful...!!!

[@linas77u]

Thank you. Very clear.

[@mechnexus]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iqbal0840]

informative video

[@mechnexus]

Thanks

[@jrussellmercer]

You've made an error when adding the bends. Your 2D drawing clearly shows an overall length of 120mm, measured from the outsides of the flanges. You've drawn a rectangle with length 120mm and when you then added a bend, you've left the Bend Type parameter as "Material outside." This will add to the 120mm length. If you measure the part you designed, you'll see the length is actually
144mm: 120 + 2*6 (material thickness) + 2*6 (radius value). When you created the two bends, you should have changed the parameter Bend Type to "Material inside" and that would have maintained the overall outside length at 120mm.

[@carsten04]

Yes @jrussellmercer, you’re right - I noticed that too. And one more little thing: the two legs should be different heights. One side is 60mm long, but the other rounded side should be 70mm high. It's a bit lost due to the relatively poor 2D sketch/section plane - but in the bottom right image it's visible and predictable. But despite the small inaccuracies here and in previous videos, I really like this video series and learned a lot from it. Keep it up Mechnexus 👍

[@fooballers7883]

Nice one. thank you