CNC interiors - work procedure

Materials and Naming

important for weight calculation
for each type of plywood we have the following sheeting options:
- plate simple, no sheeting
- plate with sheeting per thickness
- NOTE: if HPL is applied then it is always applied on BOTH sides (otherwise plate is unstable)
thickness is always thickness of the base plate without sheeting
use 3 character abbreviation for wood type:
- BIR - birch
- POP - poplar
- OCO - ocoume
- WIS - wisaplex
naming:
- thickness in mm (2 characters)
- wood type (3 characters)
- sheeting (optional):
  - 2x white
  - 1x (colour code)
  - 2x (colour code)
example:
- 15 BIR - 15mm birch plywood, no sheeting
- 04 BIR 1x661 - 4mm birch plywood, sheeting one side colour 661, other side white
- 09 OCO 2x313 - 9mm ocoume plywood, sheeting both sides colour 313

required info:
- nest name
- material
- sheet size
layer use:
- contour sheet
- contour outside
- contour inside
- contour recess
color use? CNC uses layers or colors? For path CNC we should use contours, not offsets
vertical plate orientation, saves space in drawing

use 1 cutter of Ø16 in order to be able to cut slots for 17mm thick material OR use 2 cutters: 1 of Ø18 and 1 of Ø10?

key for nest
key for abbreviations:
- material
- colour codes example: 661 is Abet 661 Micro

use better grain direction icon (symmetry)
create a unit for each space - then it is easy to nest per space when desired
split cabins in several hull/crv plate groups (per colour? makes it easier to apply colour codes and grain direction icons) - this reduces file size which works faster and more people can work on the project to speed up things
create crv_plt for sole/wall/ceiling/furniture? Then peopel can work in parallel on 1 cabin to speed up things
xref nest drawings in approval drawing