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Scheduling from Models
Gary_Creaney
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Hi guys,
I understand Onshape is relatively new and continually developing but I'm wondering if there is any capabilities within the system now for scheduling out fabrication from the models (or if there ever will be in the future).
For example, an aluminium window, the frame modelled with 45 degree corner mitres and corner cleats to connect them, gaskets, glass, window beads etc etc. Would there be any way onshape could provide information on how to fabricate the frame with mitred cuts and hole positions and also offer a schedule of material necessary to complete the window.
Thanks in advance.
I understand Onshape is relatively new and continually developing but I'm wondering if there is any capabilities within the system now for scheduling out fabrication from the models (or if there ever will be in the future).
For example, an aluminium window, the frame modelled with 45 degree corner mitres and corner cleats to connect them, gaskets, glass, window beads etc etc. Would there be any way onshape could provide information on how to fabricate the frame with mitred cuts and hole positions and also offer a schedule of material necessary to complete the window.
Thanks in advance.
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I am going to assume that by 'schedule' you are looking for a parts list (also known as BOM). There are two different free BOM apps in the Onshape App Store - one creates a new tab in the current document and can export to CSV. The second creates a link to a google (spread)sheet (very cool).
With regards to formed metal (also known as sheet metal), this is future functionality but certainly would make sense for us to do.
I hope this helps and please feel free to ask any questions.
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