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Ghost Pieces in Marker after nesting is completed.

BETHBETH Posts: 6 ✭
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the que states that the marker is completed, however when I open the marker there are "ghost" pieces" in the marker. not all are placed. any suggestions to fix this issue? I have made sure that round buffers is marked in the settings. 
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  • MuhammadOwaisMuhammadOwais Posts: 393 ✭✭✭
    @BETH are these pieces Married...!!! If so, then any married pieces which are greater than the width of Marker will not be placed by Nester. 
    Please share the snap of the Marker as well as Queue...
    I'm a Cutting CAD Room Specialist and Technology Enthusiast...
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  • kertim_whkertim_wh Posts: 1 ✭
    Hi guys. I have a similar (?) problem with our Gerber GT5250 cutter. When I open the marker and start the cutting, there are ghost cut in the marker. (We tried some different nesting program but it did not work.)

    So, the "ghost cut", cut crosswise our small pieces. (see in the pic.)

    Have you noticed a similar error?



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  • amaffmanamaffman Posts: 15 ✭
    edited June 8
    These could be 'left overs'  from when the patterns were created in cad design. Are these  cut patterns generated through easy marker  or imported as DXF cut files from other cad systems? 
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  • amaffmanamaffman Posts: 15 ✭
    BETH said:
    the que states that the marker is completed, however when I open the marker there are "ghost" pieces" in the marker. not all are placed. any suggestions to fix this issue? I have made sure that round buffers is marked in the settings. 
    Are these patterns generated though Accumark PDS?, If so check the model file to see if there is any patterns that resemble a 'ghost pattern', these are generally created when you create other patterns out of a block,& the block is not used in Model editor. Also check model editor to see if any left over patterns that shouldn't be there 
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