Does anyone know the exploded view of the lower vertebra of this warehouse structure?

This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2021-4-13 at 16:20. The transition from a semicircle to a circle is commonly referred to as a \"pant leg cross.\" Since your piece is so tall, if you try to fold it directly, there will be twisted sections that make processing impossible. Also, with such a long length, it’s not possible to fold it all at once; therefore, you need to divide this work into several sections. The upper sections should all be in the form of semicircles, so that it looks neat； There’s one last section of about 1000 units left – it’s the transition between a semicircle and a circle; the distance between their centers isn’t very large. You can use the diameter to identify a point corresponding to the lower circle (the point directly opposite the midpoint of the diameter). This forms a triangular shape, and for the other areas, you can use the triangular method

Thank you very much for the hint from the second floor; however, my skills are limited. Please help by providing a complete expanded diagram. Thank you:handshake

Remove one take over, and the tank body will look as shown in the image below. Could anyone help provide the dimensions of the expanded layout? Thank you

Can’t this drawing of the lower cone connected to the upper cylinder be made?

First of all, thank you for your support. However, it seems that this diagram does not match the original one in terms of its representation; the two pants legs share a common circle. The images of split pockets provided by someone else seem to better reflect what the original diagram shows.

Judging from your diagram, it seems to be a frustum of a cone with half of it removed; in reality, it should be the full expansion diagram of the frustum, with the purple portion removed

Also, 16mm is too thick; it’s difficult to work with