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Sheet metal form tool help

bponnusamy
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Sheet metal form tool help

Hello,

I've a bit of hiccup using form tool in sheet metal. if you can see from the pictures i have done punch one over another but what i want is a punch like in the part in the attached pdf how to do so.

I want one punch over another without deforming the first punch

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Any help is appreciated. and can anyone explain Diff Between Die form and Punch form in creo

Thank you

Babu


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Hi, In modelling terms if you really wanted this to happen then this would need to be a single tool.

The biggest issue I can see is that in my experience is that 6-7 mm is the maximum depth of feature that can be punched in turret punch/press. The feature is also very long at over 245mm so again you would need a very large tool unless it is nibbled in. In my opinion you can't make this component as it stands.

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Hi, In modelling terms if you really wanted this to happen then this would need to be a single tool.

The biggest issue I can see is that in my experience is that 6-7 mm is the maximum depth of feature that can be punched in turret punch/press. The feature is also very long at over 245mm so again you would need a very large tool unless it is nibbled in. In my opinion you can't make this component as it stands.

Thanks for the help. I didn't think of Doing it in a single tool.

if i can ask Can you Tell me the difference b/w Die form and Punch form in Creo?

Thank you

Babu

just think of the punch being the male form and die being the female form.

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