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Tap, and "G90" it into the original G-Code. If I had to do a different orientation to get an extra part in a rem, I would do a separate "part", create.
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Copy and paste the entire code for the part. The easiest way for many of the same part in the same orientation was a G90 code. I did it this way, and it really helped me learn G-Code. (Cut and Paste Exterior G-Codes in between interior parts). The problem was all the interior cuts cut first, and then the exterior cuts. If I recall correctly, manufacturing standard practice is 0.200" between Kerfs The old method the Waterjet guy did was copy and past the drawing, and have a nest of parts which was viewed really as one part by the program. If I did one part and ran it through the nesting program, it would lose one part per sheet because it wouldn't put a small enough gap in between parts due to shape. It required a lot of editing G-Code, the way SDS system automatically nested parts.