Large Radius Tutorial - Revision history

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‎Transferring the Part

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−	1. With the part now in the Custom 3D interface, select the "'''Part Details'''" tab and click on the "'''~~LRA~~ Settings'''" button.	+	1. With the part now in the Custom 3D interface, select the "'''Part Details'''" tab and click on the "'''Part Settings'''" button. (In older versions of the software, this button may be labeled as "LRA Settings").

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 ===Flat Layout===
-"'''''If you are using a roll bender, then the Flat Layout portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Flat Layout shows details before creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''''"
+"'''''If you are using a roll bender, then the Flat Layout portion shows details before creating a large radius part although it is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders. Flat Layout will offer the starts, mods and ends of the bends.'''''"
 . Select the "'''Tasks'''" tab and click on the "'''Flat Layout'''" button.

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	[[File:number_of_bends1.png\|right]]		[[File:number_of_bends1.png\|right]]
−	6. Select the "'''Bent'''" [[File:Bent.png]] button at the top of the screen and a window will open titled "'''Number of Bends'''". Type "'''3'''" in the value field and select the "'''OK'''" [[File:Ok.png]]button.	+	6. Select the "'''Bent'''" [[File:Bent.png]] button at the top of the screen and a window will open titled "'''Number of Bends'''". Type "'''3'''" in the value field and select the "'''OK'''" [[File:Ok.png]] button.

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		+	'''This tutorial is designed to walk the user through creating an Assembly design and creating a large radius part. See the [[Large Radius Module]] for initial information regarding the Large Radius Module.'''
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	==Things To Know==		==Things To Know==
	"'''If you are using a roll bender, then the Bump Bending portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Bump Bending is an alternative to creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''"		"'''If you are using a roll bender, then the Bump Bending portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Bump Bending is an alternative to creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''"

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 ==Things To Know==
 "'''If you are using a roll bender, then the Bump Bending portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Bump Bending is an alternative to creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''"
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 ===[[Bump Bending]]===
-[[File:Bumpbendtool1.png|right]] "'''If you are using a roll bender, then the Bump Bending portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Bump Bending is an alternative to creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''"
+[[File:Bumpbendtool1.png|right]] "'''''If you are using a roll bender, then the Bump Bending portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Bump Bending is an alternative to creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''''"
 . Select the "'''Misc'''" sub-tab and the "'''Bump Bending'''" [[File:Bumpbending.png]] button to start the bump bending process.
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 ===Flat Layout===
-"'''If you are using a roll bender, then the Flat Layout portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Flat Layout shows details before creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''"
+"'''''If you are using a roll bender, then the Flat Layout portion of this tutorial will not be necessary for you. Flat Layout shows details before creating a large radius part and is geared towards the needs of users with rotary draw and rotary compression benders.'''''"
 . Select the "'''Tasks'''" tab and click on the "'''Flat Layout'''" button.

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 . 15 bumps will automatically be spaced in increments along the radius of the second bend. To verify this, select the "'''Parts'''" tab and select the yellow "'''Part 1'''" and the part in the display area will show all the bumps that have been created.
-'''*(Note) For accurate measurements of each bend and their angles, the part must be transferred out of the Assembly interface and into another one which provides the option to view the LRA Settings and the values of each individual bend.'''"
+*'''(Note) For accurate measurements of each bend and their angles, the part must be transferred out of the Assembly interface and into another one which provides the option to view the LRA Settings and the values of each individual bend.'''"
 ==Transferring the Part==
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 . With the part now in the Custom 3D interface, select the "'''Part Details'''" tab and click on the "'''LRA Settings'''" button.
 *The "'''Part Settings'''" window will open.

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	===Flat Layout===		===Flat Layout===
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		+	1. Select the "'''Tasks'''" tab and click on the "'''Flat Layout'''" button.
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		+	*In the Flat Layout window, users can see all dimensions of the part including the start, center and end of each bend, as well as rotations, angles, spring angles and the CLR.
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		+	2. Here, you have the option to "'''Print'''" out these details.
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		+	"'''The tutorial is now complete.'''"

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-. Although users have the option of using the "'''Nudge Bend'''" function, we will be using the "'''Adjust Radius'''" function for this tutorial. Select this button and drag the second bend on the part in the display area downward as far as it will go.
+. Although users have the option of using the "'''Nudge Bend'''" [[File:Nudge_bend.png]] function, we will be using the "'''Adjust Radius'''" [[File:Adjust_radius.png]] function for this tutorial. Select this button and drag the second bend on the part in the display area downward as far as it will go.
-*'''(Note) The "Nudge Bend" function has the capability to increase or decrease the size of the radius of a single bend by user defined increments typed into the "Amount" value field. Once this button is selected, the user can then use the "Radius" (+,-) pink and green buttons to adjust the bend's radius.'''
+*'''(Note) The "Nudge Bend" function has the capability to increase or decrease the size of the radius of a single bend by user defined increments typed into the "Amount" value field. Once this button is selected, the user can then use the "Radius" (-,+) pink and green buttons to adjust the bend's radius.'''
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 . While "'''Part 1'''" is selected, click on the "'''Transfer'''" drop down menu above the display area and select "'''Custom 3D Part'''" for the purposes of this tutorial. (The part could also be sent to "XYZ and Harpoon" for these purposes.)
-===Settings===
+===Adjusting Settings===
 [[File:lr_part_settings1.png|right]]