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    Posted: 10.Nov.2009 at 12:51

Hi Folks.

I wonder if anyone could please help me here. I am currently using Inventor 2008, and when I create a Parts List on my drawing, I want to create a customised field giving me the overall sizes for a part. When you create a part (in sketch mode), the dimensions are given a name ie: d0, d1, d2 etc. Now for example d0 and d1 would give me my overall length and width. How can I create an expression under iProperties, that will save it to my parts list?

Basically I want to create a cut list ie: L x W x H working off of my dimension details, so that if I change a dimension it will automatically change the cut size on the Parts List table. I have done this previously on Solidworks and it worked excellent.

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Edited by sms-001 - 10.Nov.2009 at 13:48
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Nov.2009 at 10:42
What kind of parts are you talking about?  If its steel sections or piping you can get cutting lists as part of your BOM.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Nov.2009 at 15:51
I already figured it out thanks.
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