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GOOD DESIGN PRACTICES: ASSEMBLIES (II)
Good furniture design practices are the basis for comfortable and efficient work of every design engineer. Please take a look at the 2nd part of our series – today we will address assemblies.
1. Make sure that all “Assembly operations” have “Distribution of operations to parts”.
Select this option to preserve the consistency of the project on the line: part – assembly. WOODEXPERT will inform you about this need, so that drawings, bills of materials and NC programs are consistent.
2. Limit the number of operations performed for assembly purposes.
Operations carried out for assembly include external references which will slow down the software if used in large numbers.
3. Do not insert components with import errors.
Such models may violate the structure of your project resulting in, for example, erroneous operation or displaying of geometry.
Marcin Jórasz, WOODEXPERT specialist
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