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 I hope I'm not asking something that is answered repetitively...

I am trying to nest a whole bunch of surfaces on a 3/4" plywood sheet for milling on a 3 axis mill. The model is similar to that sliced up head example on the RhinoDownload page, where they slice the head into a whole bunch of sections and then extract the curve and nest it on a sheet. However, I want to take the surface that lies between those two curves and lay it on the sheet as well, just under the contour lines that are nested.
Does anyone know, before I download this file, if when I nest all my parts, if I can bring the surface along with the curve??

Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Rafael del Molino on July 27, 2010 at 6:43pm
Hi Ais,

Yes, we can! :) You must to group the curve and the surface (or solids,...) and do the nesting.

If you have any doubt, don't hesitate to contact me.

Thanks and best regards,

Rafael del Molino
TDM Solutions SL
Permalink Reply by Ais Boico on July 27, 2010 at 8:50pm
Fantastic! Thanks Rafael. We are about to test it out. All the best.

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