10/05/2023

Grain matching templates

Example 1: The fronts are to have a coherent veneer appearance and must therefore lie next to each other in the cutting plan after optimization.

Example 2: Narrow drawer fronts should first be combined to edge the narrow sides.

intelliDivide offers a selection of predefined templates.

The selection of the template and the assignment of the components in the template is done directly in the parts list.

The result: In the main cutting pattern (1) the template is a separate component. In a second cutting paatern (2) the template can be separated into the individual parts.

Example 1: The fronts are to have a coherent veneer appearance and must therefore lie next to each other in the cutting plan after optimization.

Example 2: Narrow drawer fronts should first be combined to edge the narrow sides.

intelliDivide offers a selection of predefined templates.

The selection of the template and the assignment of the components in the template is done directly in the parts list.

The result: In the main cutting pattern (1) the template is a separate component. In a second cutting paatern (2) the template can be separated into the individual parts.

In the optimization of panels, the individual components are usually arranged arbitrarily in the unprocessed panel, e.g. to achieve minimum waste.

However, if you now want to deliberately keep components together, intelliDivide offers the option of cutting the parts in a predefined arrangement using so-called templates.

Various drafts for the templates are available in intelliDivide. The selection of the template and the assignment of the parts within the template are done in the parts list in intelliDivide.

You can find detailed information here.

Note: This function is currently only available for intelliDivide Cutting, not for Nesting.

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