This tutorial assumes you have done the Basic Workflow Tutorial.
In this tutorial we will
▪Load parts from the database into our workorder
▪Nest the parts by reusing a nest
▪Schedule the plate
▪Reconcile the plate
▪Close the workorder
1Open the workorders module.
2Click on the New workorder button 
at the top left hand corner of the screen.
3Under the Customer field select Tut Customer 2, and in the Purchase order field for the workorder enter: 'Reuse Nest Workflow'
4Click the yellow Open Part button 
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5Under the field that reads <Purchase order> enter Basic Workflow. In the top left dropdown box, select Linked Revisions. Click Refresh.
Note we would usually search for a workorder of parts with the Invoice number field, but because PrimeCut cannot allow Invoice number repetition, we are using Purchase order to find our workorder.
Note also that we want to have All Customers selected, as by default it will be looking for part from Tut Customer 2.
6One by one, select the brace plate-2 part and flange-1, clicking Use Database Revision each time. Change Parts Required to 15 for brace plate-2 and Parts Required to 3 for flange-1. Click Exit to close the Part Selection window.
7Click on the Import Part button 
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8Open the spurgear.dxf file.
9Set Parts Required to 8, Material to Mild Steel, and Thickness to 10.0 mm. Click Ok.
10Right-click on our workorder, in the workorder explorer window, which is the upper left hand side window.
Click the Open Parts in Nesting dropdown button, as in the previous tutorials. Click Yes to save.
Now that we have our workorder ready, we realize it is similar to our workorder in the second tutorial, which is still saved in PrimeCut.
11Click the Nest Reuse Button 
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12Click on the previous nest in the list that looks like this:
and Click Next. Loading of nests may take a few seconds.
PrimeCut tries to sort the nests by match quality for the parts we have uploaded into our workspace.
13Select the first plate in the list of plates, (which should be blank except for the nest we are copying in green), and select Copy to 1 plate. Click Ok when it says the nest has successfully been copied.
14Double-click on our plate in the plates explorer window on the left.
15Click Nest All 
to nest the 8 spurgears into the holes in our nest. Click OK. The plate should look like this.
16Click the Processing tab at the top of the screen.
17Click Process Geometry, to process the spurgear geometry on the plate. When the dialog pops up, check it matches the one shown below and Click OK.
18Click the Schedule button 
on the mid left hand toolbar. On the dialog box that opens, tick the "Ask for Filename" box and Click OK. Enter a filename eg. Nest Reuse, and save.
19Home.
20Click the Reconciliation module.
21double-click on our plate in the list to open it.
22Enter a 6 digit Heat and Serial number, eg 246873 and 976342 and Click Reconcile.
23Home.
24Click on the Workorders module.
25Click the Show to Dispatch button, and Click Refresh.
26Click on our work order in the list, right-click on it again and Click Close Completed Workorders from the dropdown list.
27Home.