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With the newest version we are able to nest multiple materials in the same file. If I go to modify the nesting descriptor it will not output more than one material. Any suggestions on what I am doing wrong or is that a bug?

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It would make the quantity 1 on each line of your BOM but you could try adding the element identifier in the BOM so each part is unique. It doesn't have to be displayed just part of the BOM.

I hope you got this solved long ago but if not. I am not positive but I would guess it is an issue with your post thinking that the origin points are in different places than they are. Instead of mounting your sheet against the front stop (my biesse is #5 for the front stop and #1 for the back left ...

If you make the cut on one side and keep both parts then cut the other side it works.

Remember to use the overlength value and set it for what your bander wastes with each trim if you are needing an accurate amount of material used.

My biggest time saver is a 3d Connexion spacemouse pro.
It took a bit to get used to but I don't like doing anything without it now.

My nest sheets that show the map of what I am cutting have the loss rate per sheet included.

I have a question about the process others are using for shaped cabinets such as lazy suzan cabinets or an ened cabinet with a clipped corner. I wonder if you like desinging them inside a driver block even though they are not square or just placing the unit into your design complete. I would love to...

Is there a way to import a model from Autodesk Revit into TopSolid Wood?