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Revision as of 20:52, 7 December 2007
New Recognition of Variable Radius Bending
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BLM benders can bend using draw bending or push-bending. BLM refers to push-bending as "variable radius bending." This version of Benderlink can recognize large radius push-bends and skip corrections to straights before and after push-bends. Also the bend angle of each push-bend is left untouched. |
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Benderlink indicates which values are not corrected by showing a bold red value on the screen. The BLUE radius values indicates the Benderlink knows that this is a variable radius bend. |
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Set the Linear Units for Conversion
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Benderlink now shows two radio-buttons in the Measuring Center section that allow the operator to send the data to the measuring center in a consistent unit value. |
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Adjusted the BLM Data Output Accuracy
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The precision is now set to four places beyond the decimal. |
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