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Revision as of 01:20, 4 October 2016
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What is a Channel-Shaped Part?
This kind of part is an extrusion that is not a closed tube shape. It looks like what you see in this image. |
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How To Find The Bend Data
Find the bend data for this kind of part by treating the path of one of corner radii as if it were a tube shape. If you zoom in on this part's edge, you will find two radii. Choose one of them using the standard collection process for tube shapes. | |
Use the Default Collection Process for Straight Cylinders
Use the default straight cylinder collection process along the path of a corner radius like this. | |
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