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1. Click Adjust Mesh → Any View

2. Click Close from the Adjust Mesh toolbar
   

   

   
   The Skive menu option will now be selectable

3. Click Skive from the top menu
   
   A Skive Plate will now appear on the display in an orientation specified by the Depth and Degree values specified on the Machined EVA prescription.
   

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4. The Skive Plate controls will also appear, which provides fine control over the position of the Skive Plate
   

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5. Use the Skive Plate controls to orientate the Skive Plate according to the prescriptive variables
   

   

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1. Follow Steps 1-4 listed above

2. Click View → Back

3. Check the Degree of your Skive Plate using the Measure → Angle tool
   

   

4. Click View → Right Side (left foot) / View → Left Side (right foot)

5. Use the Pitch Fore/Aft control to match the specified Inclination
   

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6. Orientate the Skive Plate so that you can accurately measure the Depth

7. Check the Depth of your Skive Plate using the Measure → Distance tool
   

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2. Click Close to save the Skive

STJ Axis Method

When STJ Axis Method is selected on the Machined EVA prescription form, it will be visible under the 3D Scan Alignment header, within the Skive row.

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1. Follow Steps 1-4 listed above

2. Click View → Bottom

3. Use the Rotate L/R control to rotate the Skive Plate in-line with the STJ axis
   

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4. Use the Skive Angle control to rotate the Skive Plate so that it is medial to the STJ axis

   If you are applying a lateral Skive, you should ensure that the Skive Plate is lateral the STJ axis
   

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5. Use the Pitch Fore/Aft control to match the specified Inclination
   

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6. Orientate the Skive Plate so that you can accurately measure the Depth

7. Check the Depth of your Skive Plate using the Measure → Distance tool
   

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8. Click Close to save the Skive

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