Using the new solid option to create a multi body sheet metal part when you are creating sheet metal features it is possible to create sheet metal multi body parts using the new solid option.
Create multibody sheet metal parts.
Split a single sheet metal part into multiple bodies.
The option allows you to develop multiple solid bodies that can be converted into individual parts.
Insert one or more sheet metal weldment or other bodies into an existing sheet metal part.
To create a multibody sheet metal part.
Create new bodies in an existing sheet metal part using base flange convert to sheet metal insert bends and lofted bend commands.
These products can be broken down into a standard part for mass production.
In the short time that i know that you can create multibody sheet metal parts i ve learned a lot already.
Insert one or more sheet metal weldment or other bodies into an existing sheet metal part.
Here are some of the pros and cons of using them.
Here s an example of what a multibody sheet metal part looks like.
Create new bodies in an existing sheet metal part using base flange convert to sheet metal insert bends and lofted bend commands.
Solidworks has supported sheet metal multi body parts for the last two releases but that still came as a pleasant surprise for me.
To create a multibody sheet metal part.
This insures that your parts fit together when you are done with your design.
Convert it back to sheet metal check the k factor it isn t pretty or quick but it s doable if you really want to have separate files.
Split a single sheet metal part into multiple bodies.
One of the quickest ways to create a sheet metal assembly is to use the function convert to sheet metal from a prismatic volume.
Some reasons you would make this type of part is if you are working with different gauges and different materials of sheet metal within the same part.
The sheet metal module included in solidworks allows us to create different types of consumer products that are part of our daily lives.