Config specific description in a note?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Leo Hursh, Aug 15, 2003.

  1. Leo Hursh

    Leo Hursh Guest

    Is there an easy way to put a config specific description in a note?

    SWX2004pr1
    SWX2003sp3.1

    Thanks in advance,
    Leo
     
    Leo Hursh, Aug 15, 2003
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  2. Leo Hursh

    matt Guest



    Make a config specific custom property with the different note texts as
    values, and then link the note to the custom property. I tested it and it
    works in SW04pr1.

    matt.
     
    matt, Aug 16, 2003
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  3. Sean-Michael Adams, Aug 16, 2003
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  4. Leo Hursh

    matt Guest

    (Sean-Michael Adams) wrote in

    Hey, Sean!

    Things are well here. I hope the same for you all.

    Nice site! Is that new? I haven't seen it before. I'm gonna have to add
    a link to it from mine. I'm always wishing I knew more about sheetmetal,
    maybe reading some of your stuff will help.

    Here's a sheetmetal question someone asked me that I haven't come up with a
    good answer to:

    Say the finished dimensions of a sheetmetal box are 2x2x(whatever), and it
    has a bottom and 4 sides, the top being open. What is the best way, other
    than shelling a 2x2 box and ripping the corners, to do this without
    starting with a piece 2x(2-(2r+2t)) where the corners look reasonable?

    The only thing I could come up with is making a 2x2xt plate and making a
    straight line miter flange around all 4 sides, like this:
    http://myfilelocker.comcast.net/mlombard/SWParts/outsidedims.SLDPRT.

    Is there a better way or would you make a U shape and back out the
    thickness and radius for the other two vertical sides when you make the
    initial extrude? Would you use the "close corners" function? I guess I'm
    looking for a tutorial on sheetmetal corners.

    Thanks,

    matt.
     
    matt, Aug 17, 2003
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