Guide to Cutting Parts (Cutting Step 3)

2. On the left there is a list of Parts to be Cut. Click the checkboxes next to the Parts you want to cut.

3. Checking the box will automatically filter the list of Parts to be Cut and Cut Stock by all Parts sharing the same Material and Geometry Type.

Click "CUT PARTS" if you're ready to cut, or "+ CUT PLAN" to set up the plan before cutting.

4. Select a Cut Stock or type in a new Cut Stock and click "Create."

5. Fill in any desired information and click "SAVE."

6. Select a Batch or Create a new Batch.

7. Fill in a Container Name, Net Quantity and any other desired information and click "SAVE."

8. Click "SAVE" to save your Cut Plan.

9. Click "YES", you can add the drops later.

10. Scroll down and select "CUT" next to the Work Order you're ready to cut.

11. Click "+ ADD DROP."

12. Fill in the dimensions of the size of the drop. Select the checkbox if the drop will be used as inventory for future cuts. Click "SAVE."

13. Double check all your information. Here you can see three sheets of 4x8x0.25 Stainless Steel Sheet Cut Stock (at the top) will be used for cutting five 4x4 Stainless Steel 1/4" Sheet Metal pieces and there will be one 4x4 foot piece leftover as a drop. Click "SAVE."

14. Under the Completed Cuts section at the bottom of the Cutting page, the most recent cut will be at the top of the list. Click the Cut# to view the cut information.

15. All information for that Cut can be seen on this page, including what was depleted and what was created. You can track the cut to the Batch level which is related to Purchasing information, and go up and down the chain to see how everything is connected.

Click the hyperlinked Batch #.

16. Click the Sales Order number under Batch Accounts.

17. Click the Process Tree icon under BOM ITEMS.

18. On the Manufacturing Tree you can see the workflow of In Progress and Completed steps. The Parts that are completed will be highlighted in green.

From here you can click on the Planned Work Orders to view more information.

19. Run the Parts through their Process to completion from the dialog box, or open the Work Order.