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To Create a Flat Pattern Drawing View of a Sheet Metal Part The flat pattern view is useful for fabrication, and is the only view that supports sheet metal annotations You can create a folded model view and a flat pattern view for a sheet metal part or iPart (The Flat Pattern option is available only if a flat pattern exists in the source file )
Inventor 2026 Help | To Work with Flat Pattern in Sheet Metal | Autodesk To create a flat pattern from a part created using only conical or cylindrical features and then converted to sheet metal, preselect a curved face You can reorient a flat pattern using any straight feature edge, virtual line between two vertices, or line of tangency
HOW TO MAKE FLAT PATTERN OF A ROLLED SHAPE - Autodesk Community Model as a Sheet Metal part using the Sheet Metal tool Contour Roll (your part does not have bends and therefore is not uniform thickness at the 90° corners) Also, you should use dimensions in your sketches and fully define the sketches And, you should install the Updates for your version of Inventor 09-03-2020 04:47 AM Hi Basil,
Flat Pattern for Round Bar: How? - Autodesk Community I'm just wondering how to model a round bar with two bends in order to get to have a flat pattern that can be placed in an IDW I did look at a tutorial about achieving this via normal ipt bend part, iPart creation and feature suppression
Solved: Flat pattern of a pipe - Autodesk Community I want to flatten the 12 inch pipe so i can plot on a 1:1 scale to help trace the cut It sounds simple but every way I tried it came out with inconsistent dimensions The 12 inch pipe has an outer diameter of 323 90mm which should give ~1017mm when flatened but it always comes out short