From the course: Inventor: Sheet Metal Design
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Working with the Punch tool - Inventor Tutorial
From the course: Inventor: Sheet Metal Design
Working with the Punch tool
Deformed features can't be folded. So a special operation needs to be done to create these stamped features. Now I use the Stamp tools to place these complex features on a part. And take a look at a couple of the options that are available through them. One of the things that's required to use Punch tools, is a sketch. You have to have a point for that Punch tool to strike in order to modify the sheet metal. So that approach is taken inside of Autodesk Inventor. Apply a sketch, set a point, and then take the Punch tool and apply it on that point. So let's use the Punch tool and select an operation that we want to create. Autodesk adventure comes with a series of Punch tools predefined, but you can also create your own and add them to the library. Once I've started the tool, it will give me a preview and then I can make modifications. For example I can go to the Geometry. I change the angle that I want to apply this at. And I can even go in some Punch tools and select a list of…
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Making cuts in parts1m 25s
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Using the corner seam to improve parts3m 41s
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Working with the Punch tool2m 53s
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Opening parts with the Rip tool2m 4s
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Using specialized fasteners for sheet metal in an assembly4m 21s
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Applying corner treatments2m 20s
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Leveraging Unfold and Refold1m 45s
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Productivity improvements using pattern tools2m 11s
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