SolidWorks Sheet Metal - How to create the axis of a bent hole
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Very often after drilling or
Very often after drilling or punching holes in sheet metal, the material is bent exactly in that area and the holes are no longer cylindrical.
When a bolt or a pin has to be mated "concentric" to one of those holes, there is no face or axes that will provide the needed reference.
This video (no audio provided) shows the steps needed to create the axis of the bent hole. The same technique can be applied to any shape of a cut-out.
Create a fill surface first, find its center by using a Reference Geometry Point and create a Reference Geometry Axis coincident to the point and normal on the filled surface. Once the axis is created, the surface can be hidden or deleted.
When a bolt or a pin has to be mated "concentric" to one of those holes, there is no face or axes that will provide the needed reference.
This video (no audio provided) shows the steps needed to create the axis of the bent hole. The same technique can be applied to any shape of a cut-out.
Create a fill surface first, find its center by using a Reference Geometry Point and create a Reference Geometry Axis coincident to the point and normal on the filled surface. Once the axis is created, the surface can be hidden or deleted.
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