Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 1999-05-21 11:56:52 UTC
Don Hughes wrote:
what you want to copy. Then, you do a change, translate, and enter
the amount you want the copy to be offset from the original, and set
the incremental and make copy buttons, and you'll get an additional
copy of the part, moved over that much. Just keep doing that to
make as many copies as you need.
Jon
> The question I have now is, does anyone know the process for nestingFirst, you select inside area, or select all, or in some other way select
> multiple parts into BobCAD? I tried the "copy", but that did not work.
> Would I have to draw the multiple parts in AutoCAD and then export that
> drawing with the cutting table dimensions already in place. I will have
> a cutting space of 24" x 48".
what you want to copy. Then, you do a change, translate, and enter
the amount you want the copy to be offset from the original, and set
the incremental and make copy buttons, and you'll get an additional
copy of the part, moved over that much. Just keep doing that to
make as many copies as you need.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Don Hughes
1999-05-20 21:48:11 UTC
Nesting of parts in BobCAM
john@x...
1999-05-21 01:23:18 UTC
Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM
PTENGIN@x...
1999-05-21 03:04:41 UTC
Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM
Mark Fraser
1999-05-21 05:28:54 UTC
Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM
Jon Elson
1999-05-21 11:56:52 UTC
Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM
Don Hughes
1999-05-21 12:19:21 UTC
Re: Nesting of parts in BobCAM