Sketch to SVG. Shaper TRACE

[TinWhisperer]

I had made a few in the past but they disappeared into The ether.

My videos now stay forever so I’ll definitely do one soon.

here are a few posts about it in the mean time

Twitch (and youtube) Live Streams CAD CAM

Another stream at 7:30am pst . We are going to make a cut file for a couple 1/4" aluminum gussets and a bumped form 1/8" sheet metal visor for a canopy rack. Here is all the client information I have to work with. [Image (32)] [IMG_20230312_051630] [IMG_20230312_065512] [IMG_20230310_141006] [IMG_20230310_141335] [IMG_20230310_141338] [IMG_20230310_141510] [IMG_20230311_162652] Lets make some code ! I’ll log into the discord server too. Added during live stream. [Image (35)…

It's been awhile. Post those projects!

Customer ordered some stainless rings for a set of Jeep shifter boots. The shifter boot ring with the white wrapping on it still was brought in but needed to be different dimensions [IMG_20220812_080022] [IMG_20220812_080048] [IMG_20220812_073810] I scan the parts with my flatbed scanner and made the modifications customer required. I’m also a sucker for nesting so I used up all the waste material with push pull door plates. Do many of you use the canvas feature in Fusion 360 to help lay…

A flatbed scanner is a must have item!

this is a great segue into the world of flatland.

Rotating a line from a point

@Knick Yes, It’s ideal to take a picture straight on as possible in both axis. But nothing will fully eliminate prespective. You could reduce field of view by using a zoom lens at a distance. This would help minimize distortion. But ultimately you cannot take an orthographic picture of reality. a 3D scanner has the ability to triangulate points in space that’s why ultimately it’s the best tool for this kind of work. I also might be a little biased because today is new 3d scanner day for me, p…