Click place views tab create panel base.
Inventor sheet metal flat pattern drawing.
Click the face that defines the up or punch direction.
As you create flanges and add bends the sheet metal design software will accurately represent the flat pattern required.
With a sheet metal part open on the ribbon click sheet metal tab flat pattern panel define a side.
This means your sheet can contain views of both the model and its flat pattern.
The a side is defined and a browser entry is created when you create the flat pattern.
In the drawing view dialog box select a sheet metal component as file.
A browser entry is created.
It is also a topic that comes up on the forums quite frequently.
Although you cannot create a sheet metal part using inventor lt you can generate and document a sheet metal flat pattern.
If appropriate select or clear the selection of the recover punch center option.
When creating views of flat patterns take note of the options to include the bend extents and punch centers.
When creating drawing views of sheet metal models you can select the folded model or the flat pattern.
If you create your models solely with the tools found in the autodesk inventor sheet metal environment you shouldn t have any issues.
In the sheet metal view area select flat pattern view.
If appropriate select or clear the selection of the recover punch center option.
Take a look at don t misjudge the flat pattern for more information on flat pattern management.
The flat pattern can be used to document and manufacture associatively as the design changes.
When you open a sheet metal part the sheet metal tab on the ribbon provides access to the command to create a flat pattern.
Click place views tab create panel base.
In the sheet metal view area select flat pattern view.
In the drawing view dialog box select a sheet metal component as file.
I noticed that we have a of of support calls around flat pattern of sheet metal parts in autodesk inventor.
Inventor sheet metal drawings.
Sheet metal design software considers the fabrication methods needed for manufacturing.