Timothy Adams
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Awesome job! Perhaps you could do one of just the 82nd unit patch or the wings with the combat jump star.
Rich Roberts
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One I made for a WW2 vet. Thanks for your service.
wampler Ind
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Cutting this File now for my Wifes brothers and dad. over 6,000 lines of g- code! great file!
Tugbopats007
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Hello, Im new to Plasma Cutting. What thickness of material and type would you suggest I use for this?
Thank You, Mike
Thank You, Mike
What program did you use to write the g-code for this, i have fusion 360 and its a nightmare to generate a tool path so i can creat a gcode for this. it just gets stuck at 41%. to make it worse when i am selecting each geometry section for each cuts it takes me a total of an hour, i am about to rip my hair out
SignTorch
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I tried doing this Jump master and I can't generate a mach 3 g-code because the fusion 360 software I have which is supposed to be the best out there keeps getting an error message when generating a tool path. It will only generate a portion of the cuts. Is anyone else deal with this?
SignTorch
Artist
I think that means the tool won't fit in all the holes
google - fusion 360 linking constraints
my drawings are not drawn to scale for any certain purpose - you (typically) have to scale them up large enough for your tool to fit in all the holes and passages
in this case however the DXF is 19.4" wide and has clearance for a tool diameter of .08 (blue line) and the letter B has the narrowest passage where a .1" diameter tool just barely won't fit (red line)
what tool size are you using
google - fusion 360 linking constraints
my drawings are not drawn to scale for any certain purpose - you (typically) have to scale them up large enough for your tool to fit in all the holes and passages
in this case however the DXF is 19.4" wide and has clearance for a tool diameter of .08 (blue line) and the letter B has the narrowest passage where a .1" diameter tool just barely won't fit (red line)
what tool size are you using
SignTorch
Artist
I'm still gonna do that other airborne badge for you
I will just lay that one out in corel draw
most of the time I draw a new clean black and white image in photoshop with a cintiq pen tablet then raster to vector software works like a charm
if the design with wings is around 19" wide then I'm not sure why or where fusion 360 is having problems
I will just lay that one out in corel draw
most of the time I draw a new clean black and white image in photoshop with a cintiq pen tablet then raster to vector software works like a charm
if the design with wings is around 19" wide then I'm not sure why or where fusion 360 is having problems
Are you using this software
https://www.raster-vector.com/
https://www.raster-vector.com/
SignTorch
Artist
no I use autotrace - after I hand draw almost everything in photoshop
it is not ideal for typical consumers because it's not really a windows program and it's so old it's obsolete
I use it for technical reasons - I can get it to work better and faster - for the most part
I always say - you should try corel draw - just try it before you buy it - if you can wrap your brain around the basics, it is phenomenal - but overall it is very unnecessarily bloated and complicated to figure out nowadays if you don't just focus on it's basic layout and text and curve editing functions - even I don't know what half of it does or is good for any more
it is not ideal for typical consumers because it's not really a windows program and it's so old it's obsolete
I use it for technical reasons - I can get it to work better and faster - for the most part
I always say - you should try corel draw - just try it before you buy it - if you can wrap your brain around the basics, it is phenomenal - but overall it is very unnecessarily bloated and complicated to figure out nowadays if you don't just focus on it's basic layout and text and curve editing functions - even I don't know what half of it does or is good for any more