This has happened twice now, and I think I've narrowed it down to the roughing function, identical parts in a plain outline seem to cut fine. For what its worth, I used the rectangular nesting for this. Dxf's with convoluted corners on the outline layer sometimes lead in/out on the inside of the part.
Has anyone else seen this yet?
Lead in/out on final pass when roughing
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Re: Lead in/out on final pass when roughing
Stuart,
Should have this corrected for the next version of Control Nesting.
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Should have this corrected for the next version of Control Nesting.
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Re: Lead in/out on final pass when roughing
Haha, then I'm NOT crazy 
Thanks for staying with that one


Thanks for staying with that one


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