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dgowans, I thought about it over the weekend, and I like the idea of using an assy file. It offers fewer modeling options to show the machining, but I think it simplifies the information I want to show. Thanks. Gus

Great Alex, I think you've given me enough to make this work, thanks!

Thanks Alex, Is ("Made from") an existing field within SW? Is it set in the part file or the drawing file? Or is that a note that is manually added? I have no experience with weldments. Would the derived part need a "weldment" feature in it before the drawing file can add a cut-list? Gus

Thanks Tick, That sounds like a good option. But I'm tring to stick to a personal rule, that I keep a ono-to-one relationship between part files, and drawing files. So a drawing file can only document (call-up) the part file with the same name. The above option would have the drawing file...

We purchase a casted part, and then machine it. I'm having difficulty getting the BOM in the .sdldrw file to look right. The casted part is defined in a .sldprt file, with a corresponding .sdldrw file. I then create a derived part in another .sldprt file by "Menu >> Insert >> Part". Apply...