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From [[Monica Log]] on July 14, 2013 - The result includes the stock pivot plate, all plates with 1 1/8" diameter holes and both 1/4" and 1/2" thick tube profiles. This is the file [[File:Warehouse-Rounded-tubes-and-plates-big-holes.skp]] | From [[Monica Log]] on July 14, 2013 - The result includes the stock pivot plate, all plates with 1 1/8" diameter holes and both 1/4" and 1/2" thick tube profiles. This is the file [[File:Warehouse-Rounded-tubes-and-plates-big-holes.skp]] | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 14 August 2013
DXF for CNC Cutting of a 10 Foot Length
Stock Square Tubing (with Rounded-Corners)
From Monica Log on July 14, 2013 - The result includes the stock pivot plate, all plates with 1 1/8" diameter holes and both 1/4" and 1/2" thick tube profiles. This is the file File:Warehouse-Rounded-tubes-and-plates-big-holes.skp
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Tibor gave me a great tip for the tangent arcs: lines should be made before arcs in order to make them. So instead of doing the inner arcs first, do the lines.
Made a tutorial for using arrays in the tube construction. In this case from a 4" tube, we get a 40" in less than a minute. Then, all that's left is cleaning details.