Design quotes build on what your stock costs you
1.30.18A designed tool prices its PCD discs from the disc you hold, at what it costs you, and says so when it has to use your rate instead.
Updated 20 October 2026
Each stock row in Design Engineer now holds its cost beside its price, typed in the stock dialog or carried in a cost column on a CSV import. A design that uses two kinds of stock, such as a saw blade's steel body and its PCD disc, matches both, and the materials panel lists each under its own heading.
The disc line on a PCD saw blade or profile cutter now prices from the matched disc row's cost and names its code. Where no disc you hold carries a cost, the quote uses your disc price rate and the cutting list says the figure is modelled.