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Kate Temkin 2. velj
lazywebs: does anyone know of a piece of free software that can slice SVGs from e.g. FreeCAD objects for _stacked_ laser-cutting? I know F360 has this; and I know of solutions for slicing interlocking (rather than stacked) parts; but I’d love to make a sturdy, stacked design.
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Kate Temkin
for reference, I’m looking to make something like ’s awesome acrylic cases — they’re both super sturdy and look really nice in transparent ideally, I’d be able to slice these from a model that could also be sliced for DIY 3D printing
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@uint8_t@chaos.social 2. velj
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I tried Slic3r and it looks kinda usable!? (The Prusa fork didn't work) Set the layer thickness to the thickness of your acryl sheets. File-> Silce to SVG (Ctrl+G)
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Kate Temkin 2. velj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @uint8_t
Ooh — thanks! I didn’t see the “slice to SVG” option hidden in the menu; this definitely looks worth checking out. Will tweet something after I test it. :)
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Digilent Inc. 3. velj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @ktemkin
Yes, they ARE awesome, aren't they ;)
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matthew venn 2. velj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @ktemkin @DigilentInc
you could so something like this with openscad. Have an output good for 3d printing and one for laser cutting.
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Chip Guy 2. velj
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I made some of these using a combination of 2mm and 5mm thick acrylic on the laser. Both, transparent and black ones look really cool. You even can cut a thread for the screws direcly into the bottom plate if it is reasonable thick. I used 5mm and M4 threads.
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