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I observed no benefit of marking the bend points with the laser cutter. Efficient approach (that I use) is 1. Precisely calibrate the distance between punch and back gauge 2....

I thought there could be a simple method, like ```py from sheetmetal import sm sm.unfold(my_folded_object, surface.point, surface.normal, out_solid_name, out_sketch_name) ``` (something like that)

Absolutely necessary. #122 wouldn't exist if there were appropriate unit tests. Moreover, unit tests would greatly help cleaning up the existing code. I would terrify if I start some cleanup...

Ping @luzpaz Is there any clear instructions about writing unit tests?

I would like to start with defining how it should be (according to me, of course): 1. Start recording a macro. 2. Create a part from scratch or load it...

> The main difference is that cardboard gets COMPRESSED inside the fold line, instead of STRETCHING on the outside. Which means `K-factor (ANSI)` of a cardboard is `1.0`, right?

> but I guess that you're right, as R is probably equal to T in the formula. Nope, `t` is equal to `T` in the formula, thereby the K-factor (ANSI)...

Also, would you consider using Github tags? Like `bug`, `feature request`, `discussion`, etc...

You can add such labels to the issues:  ...which would be quite informative for us and newcomers. You can use the tool on the right side inside an issue:...

Oh, my mistake!