Metal Forming
In this activity you'll be introduced to the basics of metal forming.
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Topics of this game:
- How much tonnage does it take to bottom form compared to air forming?
- What thickness of metal is considered the thickest for bottom forming?
- What is the general rule of thumb for determining the width of the bottom die for air forming?
- What is the minimum general rule of thumb for determining the bottom die width for air forming?
- What is the ideal general rule of thumb for determining the punch nose radius (PNR) for air forming?
- To prevent cracking, especially on thick material, form:
- Usually, you get more spring-back when you form:
- When selecting dies, the opening width is generally greater for:
- When selecting punches, the nose radius is generally larger for:
- When air bending, what determines the inside radius?
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