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Making closed corners

Making closed corners - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial

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Making closed corners

- [Narrator] When forming sheet metal, normally, there's a gap between the individual flanges on the sheet metal part, and these can be undesirable. So, SolidWorks gives us a couple tools for dealing with this, and it's called, generally, a closed corner. So right up here, under the sheet metal tab, you see we have one called corners, and under there is closed corners. And that's what we're going to be using in this video. But before we do that, let's go ahead and create one more flange. So go over here to edge flange, choose this edge right here, let's go ahead and drag that up, and instead of just a blind length, let's go ahead and say up to vertex. Let's go ahead and choose one of those edges, and click on okay. All right. Now, in this corner here, you can see that we've removed some material here because we had that trim side bends option. But, over here on the other side, same basic set up. If you go back to the edge flange, if you go and turn that off, so trim side bends, turn…

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