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Menu location |
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SheetMetal → Sketch On Sheet metal |
Workbenches |
SheetMetal |
Default shortcut |
M S |
Introduced in version |
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See also |
None |
The Sketch On Sheet metal command cuts holes along the folded walls of a sheet metal object. For the hole layout a
sketch is used.
In contrast to the PartDesign Pocket command, where holes are just cut along the sketch normal (local z axis), this tool acts as if it would unfold the sheet metal object, cut the holes, and refold the object.
See also: Property editor.
A SheetMetal SketchOnSheet object is derived from a Part Feature object or, if it is inside a PartDesign Body, from a PartDesign Feature object, and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:
Parameters
Link
): "Sketch on Sheetmetal". Link to the hole layout/cut-out sketch.LinkSub
): "Base Object". Link to the planar face where the cut-out starts.FloatConstraint
): "Gap from Left Side". Default: 0,50
.A simple thingamajig
This thingamajig is made of a folded sheet metal object with holes added.
And so one open contour sketch for the sheet metal and one sketch for the hole layout have to be prepared in advance.
One straight line of the first sketch must be coplanar to the other sketch plane, this will result in coplanar sketch and face used in the next steps.
Just a contour and a hole layout