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weights in table based on BOM

weights in table based on BOM

weights in table based on BOM

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Our assembly is reporting a wildly excessive weight.
One designer stubbornly proposed checking individual weights of the main components, which it turns out individually are fine.
There are hundreds of minor components. Rather than check the individual weights looking for the 300,000 pound washer, is there a way to create a report listing all components with their weights, or an easy way to add a weight line to the BOM ?

thanks,

Dan T
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RE: weights in table based on BOM

If you have a WEIGHT parameter in your files, you can add a Model Parameter to your Model Tree display and see all of the part weights.

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