Revision as of 02:01, 21 December 2019

Video 1 - [1]
GcodePlot extension for inkscape. Inkscape post - [2]. Github - [3]. Instructable - [4]
Pen holder 3D design - [5]. Simplest way - is a flat piece of plastic. Support should be 2-point for parallelogramming (goes straight down) or 4 point for straight up-down - though 2-point parallelogramming should likewise produce straight up-down. See D3D Universal#Plotter pen holder design.

Notes

Installed GcodePlot for Inkscape
Drew in inkscape. Set coordinates the same in Save As Gcode and in Document/Settings for the document
Viewed the file in https://ncviewer.com/. Line I drew showed up, but not the text.

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 #Video 1 - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrxhqW7BCf8]
 #GcodePlot extension for inkscape. Inkscape post - [https://inkscape.org/~arpruss/%E2%98%85gcodeplot]. Github - [https://github.com/arpruss/gcodeplot]. Instructable - [https://www.instructables.com/id/Use-3D-Printer-As-a-Plottercutter/]
-#Pen holder 3D design - [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1873991]. Simplest way - is a flat piece of plastic. Support should be 2-point for parallelogramming (goes straight down) or 4 point for straight up-down - though 2-point parallelogramming should likewise produce straight up-down. See [[D3D Unversal#Plotter]] pen holder design.
+#Pen holder 3D design - [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1873991]. Simplest way - is a flat piece of plastic. Support should be 2-point for parallelogramming (goes straight down) or 4 point for straight up-down - though 2-point parallelogramming should likewise produce straight up-down. See [[D3D Universal#Plotter]] pen holder design.
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