Traditionally, furniture panels are joined using dowels, which can require a second machining step after nesting to add side drillings.
FixChip uses a smart connector that allows the required connections to be prepared directly during CNC nesting, helping eliminate that second step.
This page is particularly relevant if you:
The 35 mm FixChip side machining extends beyond the part edge.
How many nesting systems handle it
Many nesting systems treat this machining space as part of each individual component. When two FixChip parts are nested next to each other, the same space can effectively be taken into account twice.
This can reduce nesting yield.
ARDIS® handles this differently
ARDIS® understands the FixChip machining geometry and handles the nesting clearance accordingly. The required machining remains fully possible, without unnecessarily sacrificing material yield
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