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[biz]

could be obtained from laser cutting or oxide cutting

in this case not sure, only of fresa. Anyway, I decided to quote "old".

 

[TECNOMODEL]

always depends on how you work, whether you use the compensation or not. I don't see big limits from this point of view.

true.conceptually it is the same thing though.

I don't think you have the width in your tab, in your no.
we are still talking about the sex of angels

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

always depends on how you work, whether you use the compensation or not. I don't see big limits from this point of view.

you start from the idea that everyone uses a cnc cutter, but if I have a 40€/hour manual cutter and you do not require tight tolerances because I have to use a 100€/hour machine?

and return to what was said before: do you need the strap and the radius or size of your pocket? in the end answered this question you solved the doubt

 

[biz]

you start from the idea that everyone uses a cnc cutter, but if I have a 40€/hour manual cutter and you do not require tight tolerances because I have to use a 100€/hour machine?

But the debate is not about that. I just wanted to figure out whether it's formally correct or not.
I would close it here without new speculations.
thanks again for your considerations.

 

[infallibile_GF]

I wouldn't get too much pee on the quotation, so I'd say it's okay. I imagine that those pockets have the sole purpose of lightening the structure, or were created for the passage of cables, or pipes, or to be able to access screws and bolts, then no particular tolerances.