KerfMaster -- floor packet, part-list sheet program

28DB100 + BS1 + BS2 + FLANGE + LL · part-list delivery v1 · delivered 2026-11-06 14:27:25

Material: Stainless,0.25 (post Stainless,0.25)
Machine: GX 10K
Sheet: 120" x 48" · 2 sheets, ONE PROGRAM PER SHEET, part-by-part by construction
Sheets 1-2: O33486 -- RUN IT 2 TIMES (2 identical sheets), 12 parts per sheet, 74 boundaries, clean
28DB100.dwg: asked 2, filled 2
BS1.dwg: asked 4, filled 4
BS2.dwg: asked 6, filled 6
FLANGE.dwg: asked 4, filled 4
LL.dwg: asked 8, filled 8
Usage: 27.5% -- 3173.07 in² net part area over 2 x 5760 in² sheets (true outlines, never bounding boxes)
Part map: the numbered CSV names each placement's sheet, program and part number ("placement 001 is ...")
Slugs: 66 numbered slugs -- report failures by slug number (see the CSV).
Time estimate: PENDING -- no estimator exists yet; never invented.

Material record: Material Stainless · Thickness 0.250 IN
the job card's traits -- the same record rides as comments in the posted program header.

Clean post -- no warnings, audit clean.

Sheets 1-2 of 2 -- O33486, RUN 2 TIMES, 12 parts per sheet

The customer sheet reads, verbatim (customer.html in this delivery set):

• “24 pieces across 5 different parts, arranged together on 2 sheets of Stainless, 0.25" thick (120" x 48" each).”
• “28DB100.dwg: 2, exactly as asked.”
• “BS1.dwg: 4, exactly as asked.”
• “BS2.dwg: 6, exactly as asked.”
• “FLANGE.dwg: 4, exactly as asked.”
• “LL.dwg: 8, exactly as asked.”
• “All checks on this job came back clean.”
• “Prepared 2026-11-06 14:27:25 -- revision 1.”

Machine-side changes happen on the control; this packet is paper truth for the floor. KerfMaster.