You can add, edit, and delete bends.
Bend features can join sheet metal faces that do not touch. When you select edges on sheet metal features, you add material to the model using the bend radius and material thickness defined by the sheet metal style.
Faces extend in compliance with your default (or selected) bend radius. If the faces are parallel, but not coplanar, you can add a double bend. Depending on the distance between the faces, the bends are trimmed so that they are tangent, or a face is created between the two bends.
A single flange or contour flange feature in a sheet metal part can contain any number of bends.
You can override default sheet metal styles from the Bend dialog box as you create your sheet metal bend. These settings include how the flat pattern unfolds, and the bend relief settings between faces.
On the ribbon, click Sheet Metal tab Create panel
Bend
.
Select a model edge on each sheet metal face.
Optionally, on the Shape tab, specify one of the following to extend the bend:
Accept the default bend radius specified in the active sheet metal style, or on the drop-down list, click Measure, Show Dimensions, or List Parameters to enter a different value.
On the ribbon, click Sheet Metal tab Create panel
Bend
.
Select a model edge on each sheet metal face.
Enter a Bend Radius if it is different from the default for the part.
Click the down arrow to select Measure, Show Dimensions, or List Parameters to enter a different value.
If the faces are parallel but not coplanar, select one of the following Double Bend options:
Click Apply to continue to add bends or click OK to close the dialog box.
Click the Bend Edit glyph for your selected bend.
In the Bend Edit dialog box’s drop-down list for Type, click Width Extents, and modify the width extent parameters as required by width type you select: