Dragon Straight Part Tutorial

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Dragon Straight Part Tutorial
Drag Straight1.png

Things To Know

  • This tutorial will step you through the process of creating a straight design in Bend-Tech Dragon and show you the possible choices for where to take it next depending on your needs. As you walk through this tutorial, procedures are designed based on your knowledge of earlier procedures. Because of this, it is very important that you carefully step through this guide, understanding everything along the way.

Tutorial

1. From the Bend-Tech Dragon start up screen, click on the Straight Dragon Straight Part(2).png button to open the straight part interface.

2. Now, maximize the screen Min Max Close Tab.png.

3. Next, select the Tube Length value field Tube Length1.png and enter the number 24. The straight tube should appear below in the display area.


Straight 24 In Tube.png

4. From here, check both Display Cross Tube Dragon Display Cross Tube1.png checkboxes on either side of the Tube Length value field.


Straight 24 Cross Tubes Attached.png

5. Now, type 110 into both Angle Drag-Angles1.png value fields. This will adjust the angle of the copes as shown in the display area.


Straight 24 Angles Attached.png

6. Next, type 180 into the Rotation Drag Rotations1.png value field beneath the Tube Length field.


Straight 24 Rotations Attached.png

7. Now, type .875 into the Offset Drag Offsets1.png value field on the right hand side. This will cause the cross tube on the right side of the project to offset from the centerline by half the diameter of the tubing.


Straight 24 Offsets Attached2.pngStraight 24 Offsets Attached1.png

8. To finish this part, select the Miter Drag Miter1.png option in the Type of Cut (Start) section and change the angle to 45 in the left Angle Drag Angles2.png value field. The part should appear in the display screen as seen below.


Straight 24 Angled Miter Attached2.png

Transferring

  • After applying all of the changes to our straight part, we are free to select the desired option for transferring the part out.
  • You may Transfer to Design Drag Transfer To Design1.png for adding further geometry to the part and assigning actions before sending it to the machine, or you may Transfer to Nesting Drag Transfer To-Nesting1.png if you'd like the current part to be added to a nesting project without altering the part further.