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cabnet636
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Part machining
« Thread started on: Dec 7^th, 2016, 05:22am »

Interested in using this program. for use with a cnc and frameless cabinets are sides machined with back dados and 5mm shelf pin holes.

are parts simply cut to size or machined with an atc cnc ?

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Re: Part machining
« Reply #1 on: Dec 7^th, 2016, 05:46am »

Ok i found the shelf standards and dxf settings,, how can i see dxf output on one wall and one base 1 drawer cabinet ?

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Re: Part machining
« Reply #2 on: Dec 7^th, 2016, 08:32am »

on Dec 7^th, 2016, 05:46am, cabnet636 wrote:

... how can i see dxf output on one wall and one base 1 drawer cabinet ?

Open the dxf settings window and select a location to save the dxf file to. Also select "type 2" output type.

Open the job file and then press the CALC button.

Press the OK button next to "Box material panel layout"

Enter sizes of your source material and then press OK.

Put a check in the "create dxf file" box and then press the "method one"

Keep pressing the "Next" button until it becomes disabled.

The dxf files will be created in the location previously selected.

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