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Opening the Parts

First, you open two parts: A finished cast part, and a part that represents the cast stock.

  1. Open install_dir\samples\whatsnew\costing\cast_part_volume_removed\CAST_CYLINDER.SLDPRT.

    This is a finished cast part with some drill and mill finishing operations.

    costing_casting_model.png

  2. Save the part as my_cast_cylinder.sldprt.
  3. To view the part used to represent the stock body for the cast part, open install_dir\samples\whatsnew\costing\cast_part_volume_removed\CAST_CYLINDER_STOCK.SLDPRT.

    This is the cast part with the drilled holes and milled portions suppressed.

    costing_casting_without_finishing.png

  4. Close install_dir\samples\whatsnew\costing\cast_part_volume_removed\CAST_CYLINDER_STOCK.SLDPRT.


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