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90 degree V-notch

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Baldy217

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Doing a sheet metal pan using Wildfire 5. The angle of the current V-notch for the corner relief is 74 degrees, but we need it to be 90 degrees to be able to punch it with the turret punch. Is there a way to change the angle? Or another way to add automated 90 degrees v-Notch?

Right now we have to unbend, then sketch the cut, then rebend....which is time consuming.
 
Post some pictures of what you are trying to do, your question is unclear.

Peter Stockhausen
Senior Design Analyst (Checker)
Infotech Aerospace Services
 
I find out that the v-notch angle is related to the corner gap. But I want to make the v-notch always 90 degrees so I can cut it with a square punch.

Here is the pan

pan.png



and here is the v-notch

vnotch.png
 
How do you plan to cut a 90deg V out of a 90deg corner?
 
How do you plan to cut a 90deg V out of a 90deg corner?

*Slap* Yeah that doesn't work too well does it, lol.

Ok disregard this question.
 
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