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            Stack Graded Patterns

           Objectives : At the end of this exercise, you shall be able to:
           •  stack point of graded patterns
           •  stack along line of graded patterns.

           Requirements

           Tools/Instruments
           •  Computer with Software for Pattern
              Making & Grading                  - 1 No.

           Procedure

           TASK 1: Stack point of graded patterns.

           1  Open the graded pocket pattern file. (Fig.1).
           2  Select the point ‘1’ on which to stack the nest.
           3  Go to Grading menu and Select Stack.
           4  Choose stack point.
           5  Select both Along ‘X’ Axis and Along ‘Y’ Axis in the stack point dialog box.

           6  Click O.K. (Fig 2).

             Fig 1                                            Fig 2




















              Note:  To  return  to  the  initial  position,  determine  a  point  at  which  all  of  the  grading  points  are
              positioned  in  the same location  prior  to  using  the Stack command.  Re-stack the nest at this
              predetermined point to return to the initial position. If no common point is available, simply add a
              button mark (without grading) to the piece and use that point as the initial point. The extra button
              mark may be deleted later.





           TASK 2: Stack along line of graded patterns.
           1  Open the graded pocket pattern file.
           2  Select the line 1-2 which will be nest line that all the sizes will be stack to.

           3  Click Grading menu -> Stack, choose Stack along line, the grading will be stack along the line (Fig.1).
              Note: Get the work checked by your Instructor.







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