...from Part 6
Step 5 :
Click the cylinder again and Press <Enter> on the keyboard or click the right mouse button (RMB) to go to next step.
Click the Preview button in the upper-left corner of the screen.
The development of the cylindrical part will appear as shown below.
Summary of Workshop 3
In this workshop you have learnt :
1 How to open existing sheetmetal part.
2 How to use existing sketches to create parts
3 How to unfold sheetmetal parts.
[ End of WorkShop 3 ]
Step 1 :
Open the Workshop4.psm sheetmetal file.
Get help from your lab instructor on how to open the file on your computer.
As you can see there is a conical sheetmetal part already prepared.
Step 2 :
Click the Normal Cutout
command and select the vertical plane as below :
Step 3 :
Create a rectangle and then Click the Finish button.
Step 4 :
Drag the mouse cursor and click to indicate the extent of the hole outside the cone as shown in figure below :
Step 5 :
Again click Finish in the upper left corner to create the rectangular cut.
Part 8...
Step 5 :
Click the cylinder again and Press <Enter> on the keyboard or click the right mouse button (RMB) to go to next step.
Click the Preview button in the upper-left corner of the screen.
The development of the cylindrical part will appear as shown below.

Summary of Workshop 3
In this workshop you have learnt :
1 How to open existing sheetmetal part.
2 How to use existing sketches to create parts
3 How to unfold sheetmetal parts.
[ End of WorkShop 3 ]
Workshop 4
Development of Conical Sheetmetal Part
Step 1 :
Open the Workshop4.psm sheetmetal file.
Get help from your lab instructor on how to open the file on your computer.
As you can see there is a conical sheetmetal part already prepared.

Step 2 :
Click the Normal Cutout


Step 3 :
Create a rectangle and then Click the Finish button.

Step 4 :
Drag the mouse cursor and click to indicate the extent of the hole outside the cone as shown in figure below :

Step 5 :
Again click Finish in the upper left corner to create the rectangular cut.

Part 8...
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