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What are the benefits of using template routing?
Template routing has two big benefits. The first is repeatability. With template routing you can make one or 100 parts that are exactly alike. Second, template routing simplifies the job of making curved or complex shapes. A midsize fixed- or plunge-base router is fine for most template routing.
Which is better template routing or fixed base router?
The first is repeatability. With template routing you can make one or 100 parts that are exactly alike. Second, template routing simplifies the job of making curved or complex shapes. A midsize fixed- or plunge-base router is fine for most template routing.
What’s the best way to route a template?
Step 1: Use a top-bearing pattern bit and template-rout the bottom half of the thick part. Step 2: Use a bottom-bearing flush-trim bit to rout the top half of the thick part. The bearing rides on the surface created in Step 1.
Why do you need guide bushing for template routing?
This simplifies template design because the template is made the same size as the finished workpiece. Using a guide bushing for template routing requires the template to be bigger or smaller than the final shape of the workpiece, depending on whether you rout on the inside or the outside of the template.
What happens if ID is omitted from Route template?
The id is defined as optional by the route template, meaning that your actions can execute without the ID provided as part of the URL. Usually what will happen if id is omitted from the URL is that it will be set to 0 by model binding, and as a result no entity will be found in the database matching id == 0.
What’s the default order for routing in ASP.NET?
Using conventional routing, the developer is responsible for placing routes in the desired order. Attribute routes can configure an order, using the Order property of all of the framework provided route attributes. Routes are processed according to an ascending sort of the Order property. The default order is 0.
What kind of routing is used in ASP.NET Core?
ASP.NET Core apps can mix the use of conventional routing and attribute routing. It’s typical to use conventional routes for controllers serving HTML pages for browsers, and attribute routing for controllers serving REST APIs. Actions are either conventionally routed or attribute routed.