Basic Sheet Metal Parts in Fusion 360's Sheet Metal Workspace

Do you have any videos on creating a hem in sheet metal..... I think fusion used to have a direct operation for this but not sure how to do besides the long way

I’m just trying to understand what I can do in sheet metal. I am a metal former. To save parts to duplicate I must have a physical sheet of metal cut to a size, and radius templates to know radius the metal needs to be formed. Example would be a tear from shaped fender of 30’s era car. Is this something I can use to digitally save formed metal parts than a room full of metal and radius samples?

Can you explain with the lines mean on the part in flat view, they look like bend lines but there are 3? Could you explain. Thanks and Merry Christmas

What would be the K factor for Acrylic or Plexi?

Amazing content.

We you make a closed enclosure of box. with 6 faces. because i need to know how it is made. thanks

I'm trying to find a step by step process that shows how to use the bend feature on a sheet metal part. Not the flange feature. Do you have a source for this info? Thanks.

how can i make the part looks the same as yours mine its transparent have no color

great, very helpful

So, my question is why do you have to switch into mm from inches? Great video BTW. I have been trying to learn sheet metal in Fusion.

Please upload more sheetmetal design videos

hey, need some advice/ help. I want to create a package for a product. it was recommended that I use the sheet metal function on fusion, but change the steel for cardboard.. hope to hear from you

I really love your videos I was not even aware of basic command in fusion 360 but after watching your videos I learnt fusion 360 nd started a 3d design start up thanks mate hope u share ur knowledge to every one

Sir, Thats an amazing video. I want to learn the absolute basics from the beginning. We dont have cad cam facilities but use basic presses.

This is now out of date :(

I watched the complete video, would love to see more sheet metal videos.

Thanks for great tutorials. I have just started down this route and have a 1 year free subscription. The problem I have is that I do not have the same version? as the drop down menu's on mine does not have the Sheet section for example. Is this a limit on the subscription?

Fusion 360 seriously could use a simple toggle command between inches and millimeters.

Bro i only have design, simulation,etc i can't see sheet metal what can i do

The K factor is obnoxious. It's just a complicated way of determining how much linear metal is lost within the bend radius, outside stretch is meaningless unless your base metal is prone to tearing.

Very useful and interesting video ! Thank you ! Good luck !...

Thanks for this clear explanation

Hey Kevin, I noticed you said that you CANNOT convert sheetmetal parts to regular models, but does that mean you CAN convert regular models to sheetmetal? that was a function I had always found to be particularly useful when I had the luxury of using Solidworks in school. I would create a complex shape (that would be a huge pain to create with flanges) using solid modeling, shell it out to desired thickness,and convert to sheetmetal

Super!👍

Very good explanation of the topic. Timing of your videos are very good.