Making a hem look like it will be in the real world.
When you use the 'Flush' hem feature you get no gap between the opposing faces of the hem. This will not be what you'll get in the real world, there will/should be some sort of gap between the two opposing faces of the hem. And, with the 'Flush' hem you cannot add an extruded wall with no radius to an edge of the hem. See TPI 115479.
Instead, use the 'Open' hem feature and make the outside radius .002 more than the material thickness.
When you use the 'Flush' hem feature you get no gap between the opposing faces of the hem. This will not be what you'll get in the real world, there will/should be some sort of gap between the two opposing faces of the hem. And, with the 'Flush' hem you cannot add an extruded wall with no radius to an edge of the hem. See TPI 115479.
Instead, use the 'Open' hem feature and make the outside radius .002 more than the material thickness.