Fusion 360 Sheet Metal Design 3

Question 1

What is a 'lofted flange' in Fusion 360 sheet metal design?

Accepted Answer

A flange that connects two non-parallel edges or profiles, forming a transition shape

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A flange created along a curved path

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A flange with a lofted surface finish

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A special flange used only for aerospace parts

Question 2

Which Fusion 360 sheet metal rule parameter ensures consistent bend properties across an entire part?

Accepted Answer

Sheet Metal Rule

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Design intent rule

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Material library rule

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Bend schedule

Question 3

What does the 'Rip' command do in the Fusion 360 Sheet Metal workspace?

Accepted Answer

Creates a gap along a model edge or corner to allow unfolding of closed shapes

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Deletes an entire sheet metal body

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Splits a face into two separate bodies

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Generates a tear-drop hem

Question 4

How is 'bend allowance' different from 'bend deduction' when calculating flat patterns?

Accepted Answer

Bend allowance is added to leg lengths to get flat length; bend deduction is subtracted from the sum of leg lengths

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They are two names for the same value

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Bend allowance applies to curved bends; bend deduction applies to straight bends

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Bend deduction is used only for aluminum; bend allowance for steel

Question 5

Which file format is most commonly used to export a flat pattern from Fusion 360 for laser cutting?

Accepted Answer

DXF

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STL

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STEP

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OBJ

Question 6

In Fusion 360, when you edit a sheet metal feature that already has a flat pattern, what happens to the flat pattern automatically?

Accepted Answer

The flat pattern updates parametrically to reflect the changes

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The flat pattern must be manually regenerated each time

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The flat pattern is deleted and cannot be restored

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The flat pattern is locked and cannot update after initial creation