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October 4, 2012
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Hi Rafal,
The edge angle is printed on the project print out:
and also drawn into the dxf file of the part.
The edging material is calculated at it’s maximum length.
Hope this is helpful,
Ness
Rafal Meckovski said
Hi Ness,As on attached image: Example of how we would specify edging for this panel would be: 1 – 2mm ABS, 2 – 2mm ABS, 3 – [some amount of degrees, for example: 15°], 4 – no edge. All of this information I need on an Excel sheet. My question: where within the program can I find the information about this edge angle?
P.S. The wardrobe on this image is sloped wardrobe.pb-cab from Quick Design Libraries.
Hi Ness,
As on attached image: Example of how we would specify edging for this panel would be: 1 – 2mm ABS, 2 – 2mm ABS, 3 – [some amount of degrees, for example: 15°], 4 – no edge. All of this information I need on an Excel sheet. My question: where within the program can I find the information about this edge angle?
P.S. The wardrobe on this image is sloped wardrobe.pb-cab from Quick Design Libraries.
October 4, 2012
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Hi Rafal,
I don’t really understand your question;
are you asking if you can get drawings or indication of the 45° angle on the edging materials?
Polyboard will calculate edging the same length as the total board length, so if a board is 1m long and mitred the edging will always be 1m too.
Ness
I am having a problem with exporting the data about the egde angles. Lets say I have a miter joint and I want to export the data about the edge angles for the cutting list. How do I do that?
My work-around for now was to create an egde material, call it “45°” and create an edge style sub-method. It works for 90° joints but what about if I have non-90° angles?
Thanks in advance. 
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