
Twist in incremental forming is observed in all configurations including single point incremental forming. In addition to tangential force, other parameters like stiffness seems to play a significant role in the twist phenomenon. Present work makes an attempt to experimentally study the twist in SPIF of conical components and compare the same with numerical predictions. Experimental and numerical results are found to be in good qualitative agreement. Further work is in progress to study the twist behavior in detail.
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