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To facilitate costing of sheet metal parts from machining templates, you can convert circular cut paths into drilled holes.
You can define or override system-level costing options in the Costing Options dialog box.
When creating Costing reports, you can enter form data in the Costing Report dialog box, such as your company logo and contact information. You can also enter information about the customer quote you are preparing. Your entries appear in the report headers. You can export costing reports as either .docx or .xlsx files.
You can create a limited-access Costing template to share with other users. You can select limited-access templates in the Costing Task Pane, but you cannot view or edit them in the Costing Template Editor application.
You can assign cost-specific custom properties to SolidWorks documents.
You can generate assembly or drawing BOMs that display component costs.
To include scrap material in the cost of a sheet metal part, you can designate a percentage of the part as scrap.
You can specify machined part setup time on the Machine tab of the machining template.
You can add comments to mill, drill, or turn tools in the machining templates.
The CostingManager Setup folder for machined parts has been reorganized to display setup costs for operation setup, custom setup, and loading or unloading parts.
You can set the model material for a part from the material you select in the Costing Task Pane.
You can estimate the cost of machined parts, relying on a selected template only for material selection.
You can export machining template material property data to an .xlsx file and modify the cost data in the spreadsheet. You can upload the material cost data from the .xlsx file to the Costing machining template.
You can use multibody parts to define the removed material in a part.
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