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Link to: [[:Category:Bracketage | Bracketage Main Page]]
Link to: [[:Category:Bracketage | Bracketage Main Page]]  


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=Introduction=
 
Somme people may find it easier to make a cardboard prototype of a sheet metal part rather than designing it in CAD.  This tutorial shows how to convert a carboard prototype into an image file and upload it to the CNC plasma cutter.
 
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[[File:SW_gear_icon_tiny.png|6px|thin strip]]
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Revision as of 15:18, 17 November 2024


Link to: Bracketage Main Page

Introduction

Somme people may find it easier to make a cardboard prototype of a sheet metal part rather than designing it in CAD. This tutorial shows how to convert a carboard prototype into an image file and upload it to the CNC plasma cutter.

cutting thin strip thin strip folded proto