In our shop, we have a CNC which we use to build cabinets. Every drawing that we make on Vectorworks Fundamental/Renderworks, is printed and put into a folder so our CNC operator is able to see exactly what it is they are working with. We also use this to keep track of all file components of a cabinet, etc. We use the loci tool to represent drill holes. We'll place the loci, assign it a class, and then the CNC will drill that out.
After doing a lot of searching online, I haven't been able to figure out how to print loci. All I have found this that they will not print. This is more annoying than an actual problem, because right now I just add the points in by hand. Is there something I could be doing to be more efficient? Is there a better tool than the Loci tool to use for drilling, or is there a way to make the loci points print at the very least?
Thank you in advance for any help you're able to offer.
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Hey all,
In our shop, we have a CNC which we use to build cabinets. Every drawing that we make on Vectorworks Fundamental/Renderworks, is printed and put into a folder so our CNC operator is able to see exactly what it is they are working with. We also use this to keep track of all file components of a cabinet, etc. We use the loci tool to represent drill holes. We'll place the loci, assign it a class, and then the CNC will drill that out.
After doing a lot of searching online, I haven't been able to figure out how to print loci. All I have found this that they will not print. This is more annoying than an actual problem, because right now I just add the points in by hand. Is there something I could be doing to be more efficient? Is there a better tool than the Loci tool to use for drilling, or is there a way to make the loci points print at the very least?
Thank you in advance for any help you're able to offer.
Sincerely,
Tyler Roth
Peak Remodel
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