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Donald Thomson
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by Donald Thomson » Fri, Jul 10 2009, 6:24PM
When specifying to leave a skin or tabs on small parts, which takes precedence - skins or tabs? In other words, if I make skin and tab parameters the same - width, square inches, etc, which is SB Link going to use to hold the part in place?
I'm using SB Link 1.0.12.
Thanks,
Larry Epplin
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by Larry Epplin » Mon, Jul 13 2009, 7:58AM
Hi Don. The 2 features work independently. You can have both tabs and leave a skin at the same time.
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by Donald Thomson » Mon, Jul 13 2009, 8:36AM
Thank you Larry.
So if I set up to have tabs and skins, will the skinning operation route away the tabs or will the skinning operation leave the tabs in place?
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by Larry Epplin » Mon, Jul 13 2009, 8:48AM
The tabs will remain.
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by Donald Thomson » Mon, Jul 13 2009, 9:54AM
Thank you Larry!
SB Link is pretty intelligent.