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| + | Nesting steps: | ||
| + | 1.Set up nest template: ShipConstructor/navigator/templates/Nest01: | ||
| + | * units:mm | ||
| + | *text style : KP arial narrow | ||
| + | 2.Check stock plate in manager | ||
| + | 3.Create the Nest files. | ||
| + | 4.In every nest file insert nest plate. In general are 5 nest in a row with distance 500mm.Second row 1000 mm under. | ||
| + | 5.Insert the parts: array individually. | ||
| + | 6. Nest the parts: first the big plates starting lower left corner. | ||
| + | 7.When nest is done assign the parts to the nest. | ||
| + | 8.Navigator/unit/ check nests. If OK you get the message :0'' parts remain unnested!'' | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 11 March 2009
The process of efficiently positioning sheet parts in a sheet to reduce material waste.
Distance between parts 20mm
Nesting steps: 1.Set up nest template: ShipConstructor/navigator/templates/Nest01:
- units:mm
- text style : KP arial narrow
2.Check stock plate in manager 3.Create the Nest files. 4.In every nest file insert nest plate. In general are 5 nest in a row with distance 500mm.Second row 1000 mm under. 5.Insert the parts: array individually. 6. Nest the parts: first the big plates starting lower left corner. 7.When nest is done assign the parts to the nest. 8.Navigator/unit/ check nests. If OK you get the message :0 parts remain unnested!
