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Ripper2

Specifier/Regulator
Jun 14, 2007
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Hi all,

I have a file with a weldment cutlist.
On the model is 4 items but on when I try to do a drawing, only 2 items appear. I need to see the 4 items.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!!

Rip
 
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There are many things that can cause this. One thing to look at is: are the four items different sizes or do you have two of one size and two of another? Another is: were the cutlist folders created manually or automatically (you do not indicate which version of SolidWorks you are using?

Regards,

Regg
 
1. Five items are different sizes
2. Cutlist folders created automatically
 
Where was the cut list created in the as welded config or as machined? Can you post your model?

Regards,

Regg
 
Hi Regg.

I cannot post the thing, sorry. bigcheeks
 
Hey..sorry about the big cheeks thing...it was supposed to show a picture; instead the discription came up!!!
 
That is okay (maybe I have a big b__t or did you mean my face [bigears]). Did you get the problem solved? One other thought. Do you have five separate bodies or did you accidentially merge a couple?

Regards,

Regg
 
LOL..
No comment on the butt or face!

No problem still there...and, no..I did not merge a couple...thanks for mentioning that, though....
 
Hi all.

Are there any other solutions I could try?

Thanks
Rip
 
Ripper2,

You still did not answer my question. How many cutlist folders do you have in the model?

Regards,

Regg
 
Hi Regg..5 cutlists....


Rip
 
In the Part file...which configuration was the Cutlist Items created in?

Which configuration are you using in your drawings view?

Ken
 
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