Pat Colander
Now I've returned from Autodesk training in Chicago. The training was informative, and well executed. Now to absorb all the information! I'll be sharing some of that knowledge as I apply it to my real world.
For this blog, I wanted to continue the lesson from my last blog post, where we created a sheet metal iFeatiure
In that last blog, Creating Sheet Metal Embosses, we saw how we could create a sheet metal punch. Now, we'll see how we can reuse that punch, and place it on a drawing. Once you place it on the drawing, you're able to annotate it, and take advantage of the information you placed on your punch.
Take a look at the video, and see! We've also added some fancy new "Intros & Outros". Let us know what you think!
Sheet Metal punches are specially designed for those who are building their own instrument/gauge cluster but can also be used as standard hole punches. No flare is added to the edge of the hole to allow for a flush, clean finish when your gauges are mounted in place.
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