Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Online Panel Cut Optimizer
- What are limitations for a cutting project size?
- What is the measurement system? Is it Metric or Imperial?
- How can I create a new project?
- How can I load my existing project?
- How to add a new panel?
- How to add a new part?
- How to modify an existing panel?
- How to modify an existing part?
- How to delete an existing panel?
- How to delete an existing part?
- Maximum 10 projects per one e-mail address.
- The panel table can have maximum 20 rows.
- Each row can define up 1,000 panels.
- The part table has maximum 100 rows with 1,000 parts per row.
- Maximum width or length of panels and parts is 100,000 units.
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All sizes in the cutting projects are defined in the same units.
Hence you dont need to worry about meaning of the numbers.
In other words you have to specify a saw kerf and trim sizes in the sane units as panels/parts length or height.
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- Specify your e-mail address in the edit box. Its very important that you remember this e-mail,
because its only way you connect to your projects.
- Click on New button.
- Change the default name Project 1 to something meaningful (optional).
- Specify the settings; add required panels and parts on the seconds and third tabs.
- Click on Save button.
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- Specify your e-mail address in the edit box. Its very important that you remember this e-mail,
because its only way you connect to your projects.
- Click on Get List of Your Projects button. The list of projects linked to the e-mail will be loaded into the drop down box.
- Select the project you want to load from the drop-down box and click on it. The project will be loaded into the form.
Note:
If you changed something on the existing project you should click the Save button if you want to keep the changes in the database permanently.
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- Click on the Stock Panels List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- Specify panel ID. Its optional field, but recommended for keeping track of your inventory.
- Specify the panel length and width in decimal (like 234.5) or scientific (like 2.345e2) format.
- Specify the count of panels available for cutting. If you leave this field empty then the cutting engine assumes unlimited number of panels.
- Click on Add New Panel button.
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- Click on the Parts List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- Specify part ID. Its optional field, but recommended for keeping track of your inventory.
- Specify the part length and width in decimal (like 10.25) or scientific (like 1.025e1) format.
- Specify the count of parts need to cut. You can specify a number from 1 to 1,000.
- Click on Add New Part button.
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- Click on the Stock Panels List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- In the grid you should click on the panel row that you want to modify.
- The row will be highlighted and the text boxes above the grid will contain the context of the row.
- Modify the text boxes you want.
- Click on Update Selected Panel button.
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- Click on the Parts List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- In the grid you should click on the part row that you want to modify.
- The row will be highlighted and the text boxes above the grid will contain the context of the row.
- Modify the text boxes you want.
- Click on Update Selected Part button.
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- Click on the Stock Panels List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- In the grid you should click on the panel row that you want to remove.
- Click on Delete Selected Panel button.
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- Click on the Parts List tab. The form with text boxes and with the grid appears.
- In the grid you should click on the part row that you want to remove.
- Click on Delete Selected Part button.
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