SheetMetal Forming/de

Beschreibung
DerBefehl Prägen erstellt ein geprägtes Formelement in einer Blechfläche und verwendet dafür ein separates Festkörperobjekt.

Die rückseitige ebene Fläche des formgebenden Festkörpers wird genutzt (zusammen mit der zu prägenden Fläche), um die geprägte Form zu platzieren und auszurichten, d.h. ihre lokalen Koordinatensysteme haben standardmäßig den gleichen Ursprung und die gleiche Ausrichtung. Der Winkel um die Z-Achse und der Versatz in X-, Y- und Z-Richtung lassen sich durch ändern der Parameterwerte im Eigenschafteneditor einstellen.

Eine Skizze kann hinzugefügt werden, um das eingeprägte Formelement zu vervielfältigen und in regelmäßigen oder unregelmäßigen Mustern einzufügen (unter Verwendung der Mittelpunkte von Kreisen oder Kreisbögen)

Eine kleine Auswahl von Objekten, die erstellt werden können:



Durchprägung

 * 1) Select the face of the SheetMetal object to be embossed
 * 2) Select the bottom face (back side) of the shape defining solid
 * 3) *Note: Don't forget the / key!
 * 4) Activate the [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming.svg|16px]] Make Forming in Wall command using:
 * 5) * button
 * 6) * drop down menu
 * 7) * keyboard shortcut: then

Kiemen

 * 1) Select the face of the SheetMetal object to be embossed
 * 2) Select the bottom face (back side) of the shape defining solid
 * 3) Select a side face adjoined to the bottom face to mark the area to be cut open
 * 4) *Note: Don't forget the / key!
 * 5) Activate the [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming.svg|16px]] Make Forming in Wall command (see above)

Steg

 * 1) Select the face of the SheetMetal object to be embossed
 * 2) Select the bottom face (back side) of the shape defining solid
 * 3) Select a side face adjoined to the bottom face to mark one area to be cut open
 * 4) Select the opposite face adjoined to the bottom face to mark the other area to be cut open
 * 5) *Note: Don't forget the / key!
 * 6) Activate the [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming.svg|16px]] Make Forming in Wall command (see above)

Durchzug

 * 1) Select the face of the SheetMetal object to be embossed
 * 2) Select the bottom face (back side) of the shape defining solid
 * 3) Select the top face adjoined to the bottom face to mark the area to be cut open
 * 4) *Note: Don't forget the / key!
 * 5) Activate the [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming.svg|16px]] Make Forming in Wall command (see above)

Verfvielfältigen und Anordnen
To muliply and pattern the embossed feature a sketch containing circles and arcs can be added to the WallForming object's property.

The centerpoints of the circles or arcs are used to provide positions to put instances of the embossed feature; they don't influence the instances' orientation.

The orientation still depends on the orientation of the first selected face.

Ausrundungen hinzufügen

 * 1) Switch to the [[Image:Workbench_PartDesign.svg|16px]] PartDesign workbench
 * 2) Select an edge on the upper side of the SheetMetal object to receive a fillet
 * 3) Activate the [[Image:PartDesign_Fillet.svg|16px]] Fillet command using:
 * 4) * button
 * 5) * drop down menu
 * 6) Set the Fillet object's property  to . (It is quite important for the next fillet)
 * 7) Select an edge on the bottom side of the SheetMetal object to receive a fillet
 * 8) Activate the [[Image:PartDesign_Fillet.svg|16px]] Fillet command (see above)

Eigenschaften
Siehe auch: Eigenschafteneditor.

Ein SheetMetal-WallForming-Objekt wird von einem Part-Formelement abgeleitet und erbt alle seine Eigenschaften. Außerdem hat es die folgenden zusätzlichen Eigenschaften:

Daten

 * : Standardwert: (+ eine laufende Nummer ab dem zweiten Objekt). Der vom Benutzer änderbare Name dieses Objekts, der aus einer beliebigen UTF8-Zeichenkette bestehen kann.
 * : Base Feature. Verweis zum Eltern-Objekt.
 * : Unsichtbarer Verweis zum Eltern-Body.


 * : "Suppress Forming Feature". Default value is.
 * : "Tool Position Angle". Default angle:.
 * : "Base Object". Link to the planar face to be embossed.
 * : "Offset from Center of Face". Default:.
 * : "Thickness of Sheetmetal". Thickness of the :.
 * : "Forming Tool Object". Link to the planar face used to position the Forming Tool


 * : "Point Sketch on Sheetmetal". Link to the sketch containing information how to multiply and distribute instances of the Forming Tool. (Center points of circles and arcs are used to create and position these instances)

Vorbereitung
This bowl is made of a folded sheet metal object with a shape embossed, both have to be prepared in advance.

No need to work with coplanar sketches here.



Arbeitsablauf

 * 1) Select the wall of the SheetMetal object to be embossed
 * 2) Select the back side of the shape defining solid (Don't forget the / key!) [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-04.png|240px]]
 * 3) Press the  button or use the keyboard shortcut:  then  [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-05.png|240px]]
 * 4) Fillet the sharp edges:
 * 5) * Flip the bowl and select one or more edges for the smaller inner radii
 * 6) * Press the button [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-12.png|240px]]  -->  [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-02.png|240px]]
 * 7) * Flip the bowl again and select one or more edges for the bigger outer radii
 * 8) * Press the button [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-13.png|240px]]  -->  [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-01.png|240px]]  Done!
 * 9) Alter orientation and position (should be done before filleting)
 * 10) * Activate the [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming.svg|16px]] WallForming object in the Tree view
 * 11) * Set the value of the property to e.g. 45° [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-14.png|240px]]
 * 12) * Set the value of the property to e.g. greater than 0 [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-06.png|240px]] Here it is plain to see that it doesn't make sense to move the embossed geometry outside the selected wall.
 * 13) * Setting the value of the property to e.g. greater than 0 isn't any better: [[Image:SheetMetal_Forming-07.png|240px]] At least the FreeCAD doesn't crash when a part has two bodies...
 * 14) Some hints
 * 15) The height of the defining solid determines the depth of the embossed shape. That means changing the parameter offset, z to alter the depth won't deliver expected results.
 * 16) The embossed geometry is made of a shell object i.e. it has a constant thickness. And so the defining solid has to be offsetable, otherwise the tool will fail to create the emboss.
 * 17) If the outer edges are filleted first it may rip the object into several pieces when the radii are set too large.