how do i create label on 45deg circular chamfer?

I have a circular part, with a, OD at 5.515OD and an ID diameter of
4.550 with an ID 45deg circular chamfer of .440.
I need to create the sticker that would go on this circular chamfer,
the sticker will be 90 deg around the chamfer.

How do I create the proper geometery for this?

I can create the label on the surface with extrude and converting the
OD and ID, then trimmiing away 3/4 of the diameters, the Extrude and
uncheck merge result, no problem, i have a sticker on the circular
chamfer surface.

Now I need to convert the resulting surface to a linear sketch, so it
can be printed on paper, then cut out and glued to the surface of the
part.

How do I do this??


samurai.

 

It sounds like you made your label and your circular parts as one multi-body
part. This probably isn't a good idea. Make your label as a separate part.
Then you can "add bend" to your label part to turn it into a sheet metal
part that you can then show as a flat pattern. When you add the bend, pick
one of the radial edges for the fixed surface or edge.

Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"
..

 

How do I do this?? I created the label using a seperate part and
using the surface of the chamfer, so now I have my label as a seperate
part, finished as it would be applied to the surface. Should it be
flat instead? If so, how do i know how long to make it, or the size
of the square?


I've never used sheet metal, could you step me through this??

SW2006

 

Thanks, I figured it out using the sample files for unwrapping a cone
using sheet metal feature.

samurai.

 

Great! I was pretty terse in my reply, but work is a bit hectic right now.

Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"