From the course: Cert Prep: SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal
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Gauge tables - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: Cert Prep: SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal
Gauge tables
- [Instructor] Gauge tables allow you to define the available thicknesses of materials that you have in stock or maybe that you can get, as well as some of the values for the bend deduction or bend allowance that you might be using out in the shop. You can create or modify a bend or gauge table inside of Microsoft Excel and then import it into SOLIDWORKS so it can be used. To do that, go over here to the sheet metal feature over here, right click on it and click on edit feature. Right at the very top here, you can see use gauge table. Click on that checkmark right there and you can select a basic table here from the dropdown, which will be your default tables or you can go ahead and just browse to where that might be. So in the exam, you're more than likely gonna have to download a gauge table, so I'm gonna go over here and click on the desktop, I'm gonna come down here to Exercise Files and chapter two, and 2.7 in this case here and click on open and then now I can select a table and…
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Linear edge flange6m 6s
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Edge flange profile6m 4s
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Curved edge flange1m 37s
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Miter flange2m 41s
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Miter flange: Example 22m 47s
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Closed corner3m 51s
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Gauge tables4m 19s
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Bending calculations using K-Factor, bend deduction, and bend allowance7m 12s
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Hem3m 3s
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Jog3m 1s
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Sketched bend1m 38s
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Forming tool2m 42s
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Unfold and fold2m 23s
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Flatten2m 3s
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Convert to Sheet Metal3m 3s
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Sheet metal cut list properties1m 55s
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