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How to Reverse Engineer Using Split Bend
The Split Bend feature allows you to accurately measure bends that equal or exceed 180 degrees. |
STEP 1: Enter PART SETUP Data
Enter the Part Setup data for the new part. Especially enter the DEFAULT RADIUS. (You can measure the radius if necessary in Measure Process.) |
STEP 2: Populate the MASTER TUBE DATA Grid
Since the Split Bend feature creates a grid based on the number of straights in the MASTER data, it is important to set the number of points that you will be measuring in the reversed tube. |
STEP 3: Configure the Split Bend Window
The Split Bend window is on the Bend Setup tab in the MASTER TUBE menu. Click into that window. |
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In the Split Bend window, set any straight that will be treated as a Split Bend. |
STEP 4: Measure The Part
This step is identical to regular reverse-engineering measuring. |
Move the Tube During Measure
Other Pages
- Back to VTube-LASER
- See also Calibration-Leapfrog-Move Targets
- Purchase the targets at the store.