Page Summary: Check out this video to see how to create a rolled component that can be flattened using the Sheet Metal Tool. Enhancements to the User Interface and workflows focus you on design (not the design tool) to increase productivity.
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Check out this video to see how to create a rolled component that can be flattened using the Sheet Metal Tool. Enhancements to the User Interface and workflows focus you on design (not the design tool) to increase productivity. If you need to create a flat pattern from a complex curved surface this video will show you how.
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- Check out this video to see how to create a rolled component that can be flattened using the Sheet Metal Tool.
- Enhancements to the User Interface and workflows focus you on design (not the design tool) to increase productivity.
- If you need to create a flat pattern from a complex curved surface this video will show you how.
- Many industries require flat patterns of complex geometry for manufacturing.
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