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KyleHepp
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I'd like to know how the CNC actually cuts in relation to how I'm deriving my curved parts.

For example, if I take a 21\" square cabinet top into the part editor, then shape it to 20.29\" square with an arc front edge... Does the program nest a 21\" square, and then cut the shape, or is nesting executed so as to completely maximize yield?
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Post by Michael S Murray »

Hi Kyle,
The machine only cuts your finished shape, and yes it will nest inside that space if possible, depending on what other shapes you might have available to fit that space.
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Post by Michael S Murray »

Kyle maybe this pic will help you
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KyleHepp
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Post by KyleHepp »

that's exactly what I wanted know for one regard, for another, I now understand that modifying the nest is unsupported in this version. The reason I would like to have this capability, is so that I could group all applicable panels onto carefully selected and mapped sheets, MODIFY the nest diagram and achieve \"book-matched\" panels centered on individual veneer flitches. Maybee next version???
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You can group doors and drawer fronts, but not exactly what you are looking for.
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Post by Kerry Fullington »

There was talk in the past about making the nest area \"Drag and Drop\" so that you could re-arrange parts. I don't know what his happening with this idea.
Kerry
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