[ghostlx]

looking for a fix .
i have for the last few years been useing inkscape to produce dfx drawings. thanks to switcher. at my job we have adobie cs6 when i trace the jpeg in adobie to vectorise it .it works well. but here is the problem when i save the file as a eps and import it into inkscape and convert it to a dfx i get 2 sets of lines directly over top of each outher does any one know why or a work around for this problem.
thanks in advance
keep up the good work i see a lot of awesom art here
ghost

[plain ol Bill]

What happened to Switcher? I have not seen him on this forum in a loooong time.

[Yves.Gabriels]

Can any of these drawings create a DXF. urgent! Already, thanks !!!!

[Yves.Gabriels]

and this

[urbnsr]

and this

Try these. They can use some work depending on how you need them.

HTH
Paul

[kkberg]

Here is what you want

[Yves.Gabriels]

Thank you. How do you do this so quickly. What programs do you use?

[kkberg]

I did it with Corel Draw. Corel has all Tools you Need for such Tasks.

[gravy]

Has a DXF of Mr. Natural ever been uploaded here?

Also, what is the link for the complete listing of attachments on this thread? (I could look my own durn self)

Thanks much.

[MonoNeuron]

Click on the General Metalwork Discussion thread at the top to go to the start of the forum and you will find the Sticky thread "share your art " etc right at the top of the list. Look to the right hand side and you will see a little paper clip icon under all the stars . Click on that and you will get a list of all the files in the thread.
Rich.

[gravy]

Click on the General Metalwork Discussion thread at the top to go to the start of the forum and you will find the Sticky thread "share your art " etc right at the top of the list. Look to the right hand side and you will see a little paper clip icon under all the stars . Click on that and you will get a list of all the files in the thread.
Rich.

Found that, no Mr. Natural.

[Larry83301]

This probably is the wrong forum for this but has anyone used a CarveWright machine before and what do you think of it. Or is there something better i should be looking at instead.

Mike

Haven't tried one myself but heard lots of comments about them, not very many good ones. They seem to wear out the flexible drive shaft a lot and break a number of tools. Sears sold them for awhile, not sure if they still do, but you could check reviews there. Also, don't expect to share your finished cut files with anyone that doesn't have the same machine as it doesn't export the cut file to a standard DXF or DWG file and there are NO programs that can convert its file to one of these.
On the good side you can get an add-on that will digitize whatever you can put in the bed of the machine and you can use the file to reproduce your part exactly. Great for matching picture frames, moldings or an old sign that you want a new one of.
Before I committed to one of these machines I'd go see a demo in person. Just my $.02 FWIW

Larry

[Larry83301]

Found that, no Mr. Natural.

If you posted a picture someone might know what you are looking for and have it under a different name.

Larry

[ghostlx]

i dont have a dfx but found several pich of him on google



its small but u get the ideal

[gravy]

You know... Mr. Natural. ( I feel old)

[jalessi]

Gravy,

How about tossing back a few crumbs, please post a image of your finished project.

Jeff...

[eric5501]

Has a DXF of Mr. Natural ever been uploaded here?

Also, what is the link for the complete listing of attachments on this thread? (I could look my own durn self)

Thanks much.

Have a look at post #10365 17 January 2015.

[J10bucks]

Here is a couple I finished:

[quapman]

Can anyone do a quick .dxf of this GTX logo? I tried with Inkscape last night and failed miserably. Thx.

[jalessi]

Can anyone do a quick .dxf of this GTX logo? I tried with Inkscape last night and failed miserably. Thx.

Quapman,

Please post an image of your finished work or someone might call Buford T Justice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMg6ArQ4_QY

Jeff...