How to submit your project:
The process begins with our customers submitting drawings of their project in a file format our router can understand. Usable formats include .3DM, .STEP, .DXF, .DWG, .AI, and many other vector file formats. If you’re not sure what format to use, most drawing programs allow you to save as or export .dxf format files. If you don’t have a computer drawing, you can mail or email a drawing or sketch to us. Include the required size(s) and we’ll be happy to create the drawing for you. If you have questions, call us we’d be happy to discuss this with you.
2D, 2.5D and V-carve processing is created from simple line drawings which specify the inside, outside, limit or pockets to be cut in the material. The angle of the V-carving and the depth of the pockets must also be specified. 3D carving requires a 3D model and we prefer this to be in a Rhinoceros (.3DM) format, however we can also used .STL and .IGES file formats for this purpose. Once you have a design email it to us. Upon receipt we will send you an estimate. Once you approve and payment is received we will provide you with an estimate of the delivery date.
When emailing us please include the following:
· Your name; email; company name; mailing address and phone number
· The drawing as an attachment
· Quantity you want cut
· Material you will be using or do you want us to supply for you?
· Your desired completion date
· Any other information that you feel would be helpful for us to prepare your quote
Tips for preparing your file:
· If you create your design using a program such as Rhinoceros, CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCad, or TurboCAD, or Solid Works here are some tips for designing your parts:
· Draw all parts to be processed on the Default layer. Draw all parts full size in black using solid lines- DO NOT USE BLOCK DEFINITIONS
· Details such as part numbers, depth specs, or comments that are pertinent to the processing but not part of the detail can be put on a second layer (Details layer)
· Remove /delete all other layers
· Remove all fills and duplicated lines
· Join all lines to form closed paths. Leave enough space around each part so that we can easily select them to create a cutting pattern
NOTE: The largest piece of material we can cut is 5ft x 10 ft.
The process begins with our customers submitting drawings of their project in a file format our router can understand. Usable formats include .3DM, .STEP, .DXF, .DWG, .AI, and many other vector file formats. If you’re not sure what format to use, most drawing programs allow you to save as or export .dxf format files. If you don’t have a computer drawing, you can mail or email a drawing or sketch to us. Include the required size(s) and we’ll be happy to create the drawing for you. If you have questions, call us we’d be happy to discuss this with you.
2D, 2.5D and V-carve processing is created from simple line drawings which specify the inside, outside, limit or pockets to be cut in the material. The angle of the V-carving and the depth of the pockets must also be specified. 3D carving requires a 3D model and we prefer this to be in a Rhinoceros (.3DM) format, however we can also used .STL and .IGES file formats for this purpose. Once you have a design email it to us. Upon receipt we will send you an estimate. Once you approve and payment is received we will provide you with an estimate of the delivery date.
When emailing us please include the following:
· Your name; email; company name; mailing address and phone number
· The drawing as an attachment
· Quantity you want cut
· Material you will be using or do you want us to supply for you?
· Your desired completion date
· Any other information that you feel would be helpful for us to prepare your quote
Tips for preparing your file:
· If you create your design using a program such as Rhinoceros, CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCad, or TurboCAD, or Solid Works here are some tips for designing your parts:
· Draw all parts to be processed on the Default layer. Draw all parts full size in black using solid lines- DO NOT USE BLOCK DEFINITIONS
· Details such as part numbers, depth specs, or comments that are pertinent to the processing but not part of the detail can be put on a second layer (Details layer)
· Remove /delete all other layers
· Remove all fills and duplicated lines
· Join all lines to form closed paths. Leave enough space around each part so that we can easily select them to create a cutting pattern
NOTE: The largest piece of material we can cut is 5ft x 10 ft.