Open Anthony-Gaudino opened 10 months ago
It seems that currently SheetMetal can only create bends on sheets with parallel surfaces.
Trying to create a bend where the bottom is not parallel results in a wrong bend:
bad_bend.FCStd.zip
If both top and bottom are not parallel it gives an error:
SheetMetalFoldCmd.py", line 266, in execute s = smFold(bendR = fp.radius.Value, bendA = fp.angle.Value, flipped = fp.invert, unfold = fp.unfold, kfactor = fp.kfactor, bendlinesketch = fp.BendLine, SheetMetalFoldCmd.py", line 122, in smFold toolFaces = tool.extrude(normal * -thk) <class 'Part.OCCError'>: BRepSweep_Translation::Constructor 20:19:20 Recompute failed!
broken_bend.FCStd.zip
Having the possibility of bending non parallel surfaces would be very useful in some instances.
Yes. This a sheet metal limitation. It was meant to be used with flat sheets of metals.
It seems that currently SheetMetal can only create bends on sheets with parallel surfaces.
Trying to create a bend where the bottom is not parallel results in a wrong bend:
bad_bend.FCStd.zip
If both top and bottom are not parallel it gives an error:
broken_bend.FCStd.zip
Having the possibility of bending non parallel surfaces would be very useful in some instances.