KevinDeSmet
Computer
- Apr 29, 2008
- 302
I am wondering, to anybody who uses EHI for harnessing, what is your opinion on the "Straight Bend" calculation mode?
I find it gives me a much easier time achieving my required bend radius. But is this too good to be true? I think it must be, it looks like it treats a flexible cable as if it is a stiff object, like piping, and for that reason alone straight bend should be avoided as much a possible. Because a flexible cable doesn't have enough stiffness to act like pipe and it makes no sense to draw it like that in EHI.
I know the electrical modules aren't as commonly used, but any fellow harness modelers out there? Your take on this would be highly appreciated!
Certified SolidWorks Professional
I find it gives me a much easier time achieving my required bend radius. But is this too good to be true? I think it must be, it looks like it treats a flexible cable as if it is a stiff object, like piping, and for that reason alone straight bend should be avoided as much a possible. Because a flexible cable doesn't have enough stiffness to act like pipe and it makes no sense to draw it like that in EHI.
I know the electrical modules aren't as commonly used, but any fellow harness modelers out there? Your take on this would be highly appreciated!
Certified SolidWorks Professional