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Getting your Solidworks drawing lasercut ready

Rik van den Reijen
in NC Machining
12 5 Beginner
Hello everyone, In this tutorial, I will explain and give tips for converting your Solidworks drawing to a vector file that CNC machines can read. I will be focusing on a laser cutter in this tutorial. I will be using Solidworks and Adobe Illustrator in this tutorial. This is paid software if you want to use free software I recommend using Fusion 360 for 3D modeling and Inkscape for vector image editing. If you have any questions or are missing information in this tutorial please leave a comment below so I can update the tutorial.
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Corel draw in CNC .

Mohamed E.shoman
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
This course qualifies you to make technical and engineering designs in the field of two-dimensional (2D) drawing using one of the most famous design programs, which is (Corel Draw x7). - You will be trained to use different design tools to make the target design through: Learning and training on basic tools. Training on the most important and greatest advantages of the program of engineering tools and many characteristics aimed at understanding and designing in more than one field. Training on using one of the implementation programs in the field of CNC lasers to make a wooden product on the laser machine. Training on using one of the implementation programs in the field of CNC plasma to make a metal product on the plasma machine.
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