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#113 Automatic part name formation

You don’t have to enter the part name manually — the system forms it automatically by the company’s rules (e.g. from the group name plus a sequence number).

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#126 CNC files per part

If a part has CNC operations, a machine program file can be exported for a specific machine — without running a full cutting plan for the project.

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#118 Composite part material

Sometimes a part consists of two or more layers of material glued together. newgo calculates each layer separately as a stand-alone part, joining them into the finished item.

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#124 Copying a part with or without mirroring

A part can be copied as is or mirrored — for paired parts (right/left) whose geometry is the same, but the edge banding and operations are mirrored.

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#114 Dimension entry modes: saw, overall, no-edge

Three ways of interpreting a part’s dimensions: actual saw-cut, overall (including edge band), no-edge (with trimming). The same size on paper = different numbers in different modes.

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#120 Edge banding type and glue type: where they are set

Composite parts and edge banding use glue. The glue type is set separately for each side and each layer — this affects cost calculation and process requirements.

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#119 Grooving templates

Frequently repeated grooves (e.g. for a shelf support or a lock) can be saved as a template and applied with one click — without manual entry of coordinates and dimensions.

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#122 Linking parts to groups

Parts in the project are organized in a hierarchy: item → group → parts. A single order may contain several items, each with its own set of parts.

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#121 Materials and parts in the parts list

The parts list of a project can be grouped by material — convenient for the cutting optimizer and the workshop operator.

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#123 Order files

An image can be attached to a part — for assembly identification or for client approval. Images are visible in the card, on the label and in print documents.

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#111 Part entry parameters

What the part card consists of: name, dimensions on two sides, thickness, material, texture direction, quantity, edge band on four sides, CNC operations, image, notes.

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#116 Part info

The part’s "Info" field — a free-form comment visible to the manager and the workshop operator. Used for non-standard requirements and assembly hints.

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#125 Part print (drawing)

A separate drawing of the part — with dimensions, edge banding, CNC operations — can be opened for print directly from the card.

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#127 Part texture

For materials with grain or a geometric pattern, a part has a texture direction — it affects cutting and the final look of the item.

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#112 Quick part-adding form

Fast part entry without a mouse — for an operator who enters dozens of parts in a row. Fields are switched with Tab, dimensions are typed as numbers, edge bands and material are selected from the keyboard.

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#128 Transferring a part to another material

If the client needs to change a part’s material (e.g. swap chipboard for MDF) — this is done with one action, without losing the edge banding and operations.

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#115 Trimming (face-jointing)

Trimming — processing the edge with a cutter before edge-banding or instead of it. The system automatically adds an allowance to the part’s dimension depending on which sides are trimmed.

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#194 Viewing a part

The 3D view of a part in newgo: navigation views and tools, measurements, operations on the model, viewing by machine programs, DXF export, and a public 3D link.

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