Flange / Add Wall
At a glance
- Fold a wall off any sheet edge by clicking its thin edge face — with a real radiused bend
- Pick several faces at once: all four sides of a plate fold up into a tray in one Flange
- Mitered corners with true flat-cut geometry at any angle, plus optional round corner relief
- Height datum and bend position options match Fusion 360 — Inner / Outer / Tangent, Adjacent / Inside / Outside
Flange adds walls to a sheet-metal part. Click the thin edge face where the wall should attach and it folds out with a proper radiused bend; only valid faces highlight while you pick. Click multiple faces to fold them all in one feature — a removable wall list lets you drop a mis-pick before you commit.
Corners
Where two walls meet, Miter corners (on by default) extends each flat toward its neighbor and cuts it back square through the sheet — exactly the straight miter line a plasma or laser cuts in the flat pattern, at 90° or any other bend angle. A miter gap (default a quarter of material thickness) keeps the part bendable from a single sheet. Optional Corner relief punches a round relief hole at each corner, sized by its own radius input, so folds don't tear at the brake.
Bend control
Set flange height, bend radius, and angle; flip the fold direction; add side gaps and end extensions. Height is measured to Inner Faces / Outer Faces / Tangent To Bend and position is Adjacent / Inside / Outside / Tangent — the same definitions as Fusion 360, so a 1-inch flange means the same thing in both programs. An impossible height reports a clear error instead of a silently missing wall.