Closed DaveW76 closed 4 months ago
There are no spurious lines. You instructed KiKit to:
So, one cut comes from the board tabs, and one comes from the frame tabs (they should be 0.28 mm apart). The solution is not to use frame cuts when you use V-cuts, as they are simply redundant. The reason cuts on the frame are not offset the same way as cuts board is that there is no clear offset direction for cutting, e.g., when you have backbones. Mismatched offsets are also not a problem for mouse bites, for which the option to make cuts into the frame exists.
I understand this might be confusing. If you have a proposal for improving, I will happily hear it!
Prerequisites
KiKit version
1.5.1
KiCAD version
7.0.9
Operating system
Windows 11 Pro 64-bit 23H2
Description
My 2x2 panel has four horizontal V-cut lines. But the top and bottom ones have duplicate lines, offset by 0.28mm from the correct ones. The spurious ones are centered right on the board edge, the correct ones are 0.28mm into the tabs, as desired.
My batch file is:
My panel_json-V.json file is:
I have selected the top spurious V-cut in the PCB editor to highlight it:![image](https://github.com/yaqwsx/KiKit/assets/165217476/faf31b23-d447-48cb-bed8-a0c9c6b16ed6)
USB-XR-RS232-C_jlcpcb.kicad_pcb.txt
Steps to Reproduce
I just run the batch file shown above, which creates the panel, then uses the KiCad PCB Editor to display it.