Brackets Tutorial 5: Advanced Cardboard Aided Design: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 13:47, 2 December 2024
Link to: Bracketage Main Page
Introduction
This tutorial covers a photographic technique for gathering data from an existing part. As an example, we use one of the sheet-metal blanks from Tutorial 2b. Digital photography straddles the digital and analog domains. We will show how to gain the best precision from using the software tools to convert a photo into a CNC program.
Camera Stand
