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17-11-2018 #4
Bob,
Knowing your machine controller and CAM system would help.
Mach3 has an included Nesting Wizard which allows you to create an array of parts in a grid with X and Y offsets of your choice with the G Code for just one.
Many CAM systems have nesting options.
It's often possible to set your part zero or a known coordinate in an area of your stock which doesn't need to be removed until the second side is machined, place a through hole at this point and you have a reference for setting zero on your second side.
What you do in CAM for your second side will be dictated by your chosen work flow.You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D
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