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Topic ClosedBifurcation Sheet Metal
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arfstybd View Drop Down
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Points: 9 		Direct Link To This Post Topic: Bifurcation Sheet Metal
    Posted: 02.Feb.2010 at 08:41
by this time i try to develop a bifurcation of a penstock and I want to make a production drawing for the developed view of each sheet metal part. is there anybody had an expreience to do it using inventor?

thanks GuysSmile
You can see it before You create it :)
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Points: 427 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02.Feb.2010 at 17:18

If by 'bifurcation' you mean a section view, yeah!

Just open a new .idw, place your view, then section it using the 'section view' command in the 'place views' tab. Should be fairly simple ;)
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Points: 9 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03.Feb.2010 at 02:55
by the way that is not my point buddy, what I mean is unfold view of the each plate that construct the bifurcation. thankyouSmile
You can see it before You create it :)
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Points: 427 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03.Feb.2010 at 14:07
That, BUDDY, I do not know.
I suggest autodesk support or just keep on googlin' for a solution.
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Points: 220 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08.Mar.2010 at 12:25
I haven't done so however, I saw sheetmetal broken down into parts.
 
Try this link for a pro.
 
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