OCL and Sketchup

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Hello everyone,

I’m excited to share that version 7.0 of OCL is arriving in Beta — and it’s looking incredibly promising! Packed with powerful new features, this update brings a major leap forward, especially for the CNC world.

What makes it truly groundbreaking is how it opens up digital cutting to SketchUp like never before. If you’re into CNC or SketchUp, you definitely won’t want to miss this — it’s a game-changer.

Take a look, it’s absolutely worth your time!

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you mean opencutlist ?

we kinda know, @boris.beaulant has kept us informed :wink:

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@Bipbip, thank you for your enthusiasm!

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I’ve been introduced to this software by a client I’m training in the last couple of days. It’s mind-bogglingly good. Brilliant project- I don’t know how you did it.

I’m still figuring it out- Struggling with how standard thicknesses are applied to parts. I think I’m getting there.

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Thank you @Le_Corb :smiling_face:

Standard thicknesses are a list of thicknesses that you can customize in the material properties.

This list is there to help you detect thicknesses read on parts in your drawing that don’t match what you expected.

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OK, so the way I understand it now:

  1. The user sets up standard thicknesses, and your model should conform to those thicknesses.
  2. However, if any parts don’t have the correct thicknesses, this will show up in the analysis, and you should then decide whether to:
  • Correct your model or
  • Add more standard thicknesses.

Does that sound right?

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I know it’s kind of the same as what you said already, but differently put.

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Yes it is.

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