In either the featuremanager design tree or the cut list right click the flat pattern feature for the part and click unsuppress.
Best way to flatten sheet metal.
The process of straightening metal is one that while seeming easy is actually a fairly difficult thing to do correctly.
Sheet metal stored in this way is harder to pick up easier to scratch while you re trying to do so and occasionally dropped.
Various mechanical forces can straighten the metal back into the proper shape.
In order to counteract this stretch you have to be able to shrink the metal back to its original position.
On a molecular level the increased heat causes the molecules of the sheet metal to become excited.
Also putting the metal between a steel bench block and a.
By work i mean texturing snipping hammering sawing etc i have tried annealing re annealing the metal i am trying to flatten.
Then using a rubber dead blow hammer on a flat surface.
If you use this method of storage you re asking for trouble.
This is one of the main reasons why you should not store sheet metal flat on the floor.
In the cut list right click the body and click flatten.
When recycling scrap metal and when fixing broken metallic parts technicians and fabricators sometimes need to straighten out metal.
To make the metal straightening process easier fabricators often apply heat.
The reason for this is that metal tends to stretch when it is bent.
To flatten a body do one.
No client wants a damaged piece of sheet metal.
Hello i am trying to find out if anyone out there has a good technique for re flattening sheet metal after you have worked with it already.
One involves using a blow dryer or a paint stripper which emits heat to warm the metal of the dent.