Free design files
Enclosure for a mini-arcade cabinet built using .NET Gadgeteer. More info is available at http://www.netmf.com/showcase.aspx?ShowcaseID=2&id=120
Add the design files to your My Ponoko account to make them. If the license allows it,you can also modify the design if you like. OR...
Download them to your computer, then upload them to your My Ponoko account to make them.If the license allows it, you can also modify the design if you like.
Reviews of Arcade Cabinet Enclosure
Underneath the main photo on this page, you can click "Download Free Files" to get the SVG. That can be used with most laser cutters.
yeah ive done that im using lasercut 5.3 it comes up in a different program and all it shows is a box not the actual diagram lay out form i need to be able to use it in my program and cut it out ?
Perhaps try using Inkscape to edit the file? Ponoko's design rules specify very thin lines, so when I open the SVG in Inkscape I have to zoom in a few times before the cut lines are visible. Your laser cutter may want the lines to be thicker or a different color.
That's what I've been doing, its not the full diagram, just a box.
anyways i have to find out how to copie it over to laser cut 5.3 any help at all would be helpfull!!
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Welcome to the .NET Gadgeteer project gallery! These projects are enclosures for .NET Gadgeteer-based devices. Learn more about Gadgeteer at http://www.netmf.com/gadgeteer/ and check out the Project Showcase for more inspiration.
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how do i get the blue prints on this item i want to recreat it with my own machine?