Minimums for nesting
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BenRatt
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Minimums for nesting
When using a 3/8" cutter, I'm having to program parts 1.5" less than sheet size to get them to nest. It used to be .5" less than sheet size. I think this is a glitch with 13. Anyone else having this problem?
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Re: Minimums for nesting
Ben,
What is your collar set to?
What is your collar set to?
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BenRatt
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Re: Minimums for nesting
The problem I'm having is in ecabs. It works fine in CN
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Re: Minimums for nesting
Check the collar setting in eCabinets > Nest Diagrams.
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BenRatt
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Re: Minimums for nesting
Aha, never seen that before, thanks
