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Ray Jorgensen
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by Ray Jorgensen » Mon, Jan 29 2007, 8:45PM
I remember reading that some type of items: display cubes or something else, won't show up in cut lists. Are there items that won't allow code to be generated for the cnc?
DanEpps
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by DanEpps » Mon, Jan 29 2007, 9:06PM
You're right Ray, display cubes are for display only and do not nest or show in cut lists.
Anything made from sheet stock including display panels should produce CNC code.
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by Ray Jorgensen » Mon, Jan 29 2007, 10:54PM
Thanks Dan
Mark Taylor
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by Mark Taylor » Tue, Jan 30 2007, 9:04AM
what about display boards...they can be machined as well can't they?
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by DanEpps » Tue, Jan 30 2007, 9:19AM
Mark Taylor wrote: what about display boards...they can be machined as well can't they?
Mark
According to the documentation, only display panels are added to CNC output. Since I don't have a router I can't verify this.
Basically what the documentations says is:
Display panels are added to the nest diagram, cut list and CNC output.
Display boards are added to the cut list.
Display cubes are for display purposes only and NOT added to the cut list, nest diagram or CNC output.
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by Mark Taylor » Tue, Jan 30 2007, 11:01AM
FYI - while I didn't actually mill it, I could take a display board - cut a profile shape on it and send it to the profile modeler on the controller for the router. It did write the CNC file, so I'm assuming it would have cut the profile.
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by DanEpps » Tue, Jan 30 2007, 11:20AM
That is useful knowledge. Without a router all I have to go on is the documentation or the knowledge of folks here that do have a router.
Thanks!
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by Jason Susnjara » Tue, Jan 30 2007, 12:12PM
Hi Mark,
Display panels and boards will cut on the cnc router. The display cube will not.