CNC Bender Part Files - Revision history

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==Where Are They?==
CNC Bender part files are found, by default, in the c:\cnc\parts folder.

==How Are They Named?==
The part name is the same as the filename without the filename extension. The filename extension is the ".cncpart" that is placed on the end of the part name.

==Manual Backup or Transfer==
You can copy the contents of this folder to make a backup or transfer the parts to another bender.

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	If your parts averaged 10 bends per part, then you can store 13400 parts for every 1 Gigabyte available.		If your parts averaged 10 bends per part, then you can store 13400 parts for every 1 Gigabyte available.
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 Example: (10 bends X 5000) + 30000 = 80000 bytes
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-Therefore, for every 1 Gigabyte available, your operator station can store 13400 parts if they all had 10 bends.
+If your parts averaged 10 bends per part, then you can store 13400 parts for every 1 Gigabyte available.
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	==Manual Backup or Transfer==		==Manual Backup or Transfer==
	You can copy the contents of this folder to make a backup or transfer the parts to another bender.		You can copy the contents of this folder to make a backup or transfer the parts to another bender.
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		+	==How Much Disk Space Do They Require?==
		+	Disk space required grows as the bend count grows. An empty part program requires 30K of disk space. Each bend adds 5000 bytes to the file size. The largest actual part file we have seen from our customers is 366,000 bytes with 68 bends.
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		+	Calculate the disk space required like this:
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		+	(Number of Bends X 5000) + 30000 = Total file size
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		+	Example: (10 bends X 5000) + 30000 = 80000 bytes
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		+	Therefore, for every 1 Gigabyte available, your operator station can store 13400 parts if they all had 10 bends.
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	==Where Are They?==		==Where Are They?==
	CNC Bender part files are found, by default, in the c:\cnc\parts folder.		CNC Bender part files are found, by default, in the c:\cnc\parts folder.

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 ==Manual Backup or Transfer==
 You can copy the contents of this folder to make a backup or transfer the parts to another bender.
 ==How Much Disk Space Do They Require?==

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 ==How Are They Named?==
 The part name is the same as the filename without the filename extension.  The filename extension is the ".cncpart" that is placed on the end of the part name.
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 ==Where Are They?==
 CNC Bender part files are found, by default, in the c:\cnc\parts folder.
 ==How Are They Named?==