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You can use SOLIDWORKS Costing to cost plastics, castings, 3D printed parts, and weldments.
You can set default values for your specific needs and prepopulate the task pane, which will streamline the costing process and improve the efficiency of getting your results.
When using Costing for multibody parts, you set the manufacturing method to any of the supported methods.
You can use costing sensors to track material, manufacturing, and total part cost, and set an alert if cost exceeds a value.
The costing templates have been expanded and contain additional information, and they are easier to update.
When using Costing for machined parts, you can select a custom stock body, either a configuration of the current part or an imported stock body. With custom stock bodies, you can calculate the cost of imported geometry, for example, machined castings.
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