Yegah and Z,X parts turned into plywood

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Yegah and Z,X parts turned into plywood

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Hey, that exactly what I’m doing! (Glad to see I’m not the only one) I’m attempting to build a 3D printer and only have access to a crude home made CNC router - so I’m manually layering the piece in Sketchup and cutting out the pieces and stacking them together with 3/16" bolts.

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I did it in different way. Looked at original part, took of crucial measurements and than I drew new in draftsight. Parts will be at github soon.

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Draft sight is great! One of my favorite pieces of software

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What do you use to generate the gcode from DraftSight? (I’m having good success with SketchUCam in Sketchup - but unfortunately Sketchup free doesn’t import dxf files).

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I use VcarvePro with dwg or dxf files from Draftsight. You could use cambam though.

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I’m exporting files to asci dxf 2004-2006. After export there is no problem of importing files to any cam.