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Create a spline for the dimple sketch, rotate it by 45 degrees, then apply the Dimple feature with 1 mm depth and set rounding parameters to 1 mm. 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The rectangle is 5 mm wide and 40 mm long.  \n• Exit the sketch mode and use the Cutout button  \nfor making a rectangular hole in the metal sheet.  \nA&M – CAD in mechanical engineering 3 Written by Christophe Leblanc  \n4 – Bending.  \n• Again, draw a sketch in the plane P consisting in two symmetric horizontal lines w.r.t the x-axis. The upper horizontal line is located at 10 mm from the upper left corner of the metal sheet.  \n• Exit the sketch mode and click the Bend button, under the More button of the Bend field.  \n• In the Bend dialog box, select one line as Bend Line and use an angle of 90 degrees.  \n• Redo the same procedure for the other, symmetric, line.  \n• Note: if needed, use the Reverse Side option for obtaining the same result as below.  \nA&M – CAD in mechanical engineering 4 Written by Christophe Leblanc  \n5 – Adding flanges.  \n• Click on the Flange button  . Use a Length of 5 mm and apply the flange on the shown edge of the metal sheet.  \n• Apply the same flange to the corresponding symmetric edge of the metal sheet.  \n• Also, apply the same flange on the below shown edge of the metal sheet, and its symmetric counterpart.  \n• The final result to obtain is shown here below.  \nA&M – CAD in mechanical engineering 5 Written by Christophe Leblanc  \n6 – Breaking corners.  \n• Click on the Break Corners button  \n . In the Break Corner dialog box, use the Blend method with a Radius of 1 mm.  \n• Apply the Break Corner to the edges shown in figure below.  \n7 – Unbending the metal sheet.  \n• Click on the Unbend button  .  \n• In the Unbend dialog box, select as Stationary Face the larger horizontal (inside the plane P) face of the metal sheet. Select as Bend face one of its adjacent face.  \nA&M – CAD in mechanical engineering 6 Written by Christophe Leblanc  \n• Redo as many similar operations as necessary in order to obtain a flat metal sheet.  \n• Warning: keep in mind (or take some notes) the order in which you unbend the faces. You will need to re-bend these faces in the reverse order at the end of this tutorial.  \n8.a – Adding holes (sketch).  \nWe will first sketch four points figuring the centers ofthe four wanted holes.  \n• Create a sketch in the P plane.  \n• In the lower left part of the metal sheet draw a line which extremities are located on the middle of the shown segments.  \n• Draw a point on the centre of this line.  \n• Finally, from that point create asymmetric point w.r.t the x-axis of the Datum Coordinate System.  \n• Similarly, create two other symmetric points (w.r.t. the x-axis of the Datum Coordinate System) in the upper part of the metal sheet.  \n• The first point will be located on the middle of a line. The extremities of this line will themselves be located on the middle of segments of the metal sheet.  \nA&M – CAD in mechanical engineering 7 Written by Christophe Leblanc  \n8.b – Adding holes.  \n• Click on the ","cbCaiogDbF8p7zsJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiogDbF8p7zsJ","pdf",640601,13,"English","# Introduction\n# Changing design parameters\n# Adding a solid sheet and cutout\n# Bending\n# Adding flanges\n# Breaking corners\n# Unbending the metal sheet\n# Adding holes (sketch)\n# Adding holes\n# Adding a dimple (sketch)\n# Adding a dimple\n# Adding beads","[{\"question\":\"How do you set global sheet metal parameters in NX 11 for the casing model?\",\"answer\":\"Open Menu Æ Preferences Æ Sheet Metal…, then in the Sheet Metal Preferences dialog set all four Global Parameters to 1 mm.\"},{\"question\":\"What bending steps are used to create 90-degree bends in the sheet metal?\",\"answer\":\"Create a sketch with two symmetric horizontal lines about the x-axis, click the Bend button (under More), select one line as the Bend Line with an angle of 90 degrees, then repeat for the symmetric line; use Reverse Side if needed.\"},{\"question\":\"How are holes, a dimple, and beads added to complete the casing?\",\"answer\":\"Sketch hole center points, then use the Hole tool with Screw Clearance Hole type (M2 size, H13 fit) and Through Body depth limit to create four holes. 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