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Información y compra

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Epilog Zing 40 watt Laser Engraver Tutorial

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Conviene una potencia mínima de 50W.
Otros modelos:

TEN-HIGH

OrangeA

Conviene también comprar un enfriador industrial.
Es fácil encontrar recambios:

Espejos

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VIDEOTUTORIALS

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Máquina de grabado láser USB 50 W/60 W/80 W/100 W/130 W CO2 láser grabador láser máquina de corte con ventilador de desagüe puerto USB, multicolor

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Máquina de grabado láser USB 50 W/60 W/80 W/100 W/130 W CO2 láser grabador láser máquina de corte con ventilador de desagüe puerto USB, multicolor: Amazon.es: Bricolaje y herramientas

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PROGRAMA GRATUITO PARA DIBUJO TÉCNICO EN 2D.
Curso de DraftSight
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GRAVIT és un programa gratuito de dibujo vectorial.
Funciona online o se puede descargar y instalar en WINDOWS.

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At Corel we're proud of our products and we're confident that you'll be satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer the Corel 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Buy Gravit Designer PRO today and if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, Corel will refund your money based on your original method of payment. When you contact us about a return, your Corel Customer Service Representative may inquire about your products and experience.

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Gravit Designer PRO The professional vector design app you can access from anywhere on any machine. Fast and flexible graphic design tools that work the way you do. /year (incl. VAT) BUY NOW Work Offline Use our desktop app offline so you don't have to depend on an internet connection Designer PRO Desktop app is ...

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all dimensions in mm (external)

(c) Jerome Leary 2018

Select any STL file from your computer.

An STL file is generated by your CAD system and stores the triangulated facets showing the surface of a solid object and may be in any format, either ASCII or Binary.

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all dimensions in mm (external) (c) Jerome Leary 2018 Select any STL file from your computer. An STL file is generated by your CAD system and stores the triangulated facets showing the surface of a solid object and may be in any format, either ASCII or Binary.

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Create boxes and more with a laser cutter!

Boxes.py is an Open Source box generator written in Python. It features both finished parametrized generators as well as a Python API for writing your own. It features finger and (flat) dovetail joints, flex cuts, holes and slots for screws, hinges, gears, pulleys and much more.

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Create boxes and more with a laser cutter! Boxes.py is an Open Source box generator written in Python. It features both finished parametrized generators as well as a Python API for writing your own. It features finger and (flat) dovetail joints, flex cuts, holes and slots for screws, hinges, gears, pulleys and much more.

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Tabbed, or "finger-jointed" boxes are one of the most versatile things you can make with a laser cutter - the possibilities really are endless. However, getting the right box for your requirements is not always easy and often entails lots of post-generation modification, plus how do you choose which tool to use? Are better ones available?

There are a bunch of commercial tools that can be used to create laser cut box plans, but I'm not going to cover them here. I'm pretty passionate about laser cutters and in this Instructable I'm going to show you some free and (mostly) easy tools to create boxes of all shapes and sizes. Above are photos of some of the useful things I've created with modifications to simple box designs (I'm planning on writing short Instructables for each soon).
Full disclosure: I am the maintainer of a tiny bit of Open Source called Tabbed Box Maker (pretty original, huh?) which is a plugin for Inkscape, forked from the original Tabbed Box Maker by Elliot White - http://www.twot.eu/111000/111000.html. I believe my plugin is the most advanced laser cut box generator for Inkscape, and I'd be absolutely ecstatic if you used it, but I'm also very keen to hear what else is out there and I'd like to keep this Instructable as a master reference for all things box-generator related. So if you know of something I've missed, ping me in the comments below and I'll add it to the list!
Here's a list of all box makers I'm aware of, and a comparison of each:
Inkscape plugins
My Tabbed Box Maker - Comprehensive and easy to use box generator with lots of features:

Adjustable kerf

"Hairline" line thickness adjustment for Epilog lasers

Ability to cut 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2-faced "boxes"

Ability to quickly configure slotted internal divisions, both X and Y

Includes a Schroff case generator (Thanks to John Slee)

(new) Internal divisions can now either be keyed into the box sides or removable

Web-based generators (NO additional software installation required)

Makercase - basic boxes only

ConnectionLab - basic boxes only

MakeABox.io - basic boxes only

Jerome Leary's box generator - a fairly well-featured box generator that includes some interesting options, including a frame, box dividers (one direction only), and truss style supports for lightweight boxes.

Festi Boxes.py web interface - a web interface for the Boxes.py library below. Lots of different parameterised box types available (thanks @ffesti for the tip!)

Joinery - (Instructable here) is a very cool looking online tool for taking regular un-jointed SVG designs and applying joints of all kinds to edges - not just straight edges or box panels, and not just finger joints: it can also make suitable joints for laser cut fabric, cardboard and paper! NOTE: This tool is designed for adding joints to existing non-jointed plans and shapes, not for building plans from scratch.

Scripting languages (for the more adventurous)

Box-O-Tron, a T-Slot box script for Python

Parametric box modeller for OpenSCAD

Festi Boxes.py, an amazing set of scripts that allows you to do some very advanced parametric designs for both basic boxes right through to virtually ready-to-use products, including:

Boxes in various shapes and with various lids

Boxes using flex cuts with rounded corners and living hinges

Type trays with and without outer walls and floors

Book covers with flex spine

Magazine files, and more...

Original Tabbed Box Maker

As above with fewer features, another virtually identical fork is here.

Another fork of Elliot White's plugin with neat "living hinges"

Box Maker - A good solid box maker featuring:

Adjustable kerf

The ability to create "press-fit" tabs, either slightly rounded or trapezoidal

Configurable number of tabs for each edge

Can create a tight 0-kerf plan to use minimal material (but joints will be loose)

Shortly I'll be posting another Instructable with further instructions and pictures on how to install and use my box plugin, and examples of the sorts of boxes it can create. Follow me to be notified when it's published!

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The Ultimate Guide to Laser-cut Box Generators

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Tabbed, or "finger-jointed" boxes are one of the most versatile things you can make with a laser cutter - the possibilities really are endless. However, getting the right box for your requirements is not always easy and often entails lots of post-generation modification, plus how do you choose which tool to use?

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Star Destroyer model that holds a wing of 5 TIE fighters. Plans are for 1/8" material, scale them to your material thickness. Cut out one of each file (.dxf or .svg) and follow stardestroyer_instructions.pdf to assemble.

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INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL SERVICIO DE CORTE LÁSER CON GRAVIT

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INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL SERVICIO DE CORTE LÁSER CON DRAFTSIGHT

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DIBUJAR UN PORTA-LÁPICES PARA CORTE LÁSER

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CONSTRUYE UNA CAJA PARA GUARDAR TUS CARTAS

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DISEÑAR UNA CAJA con DraftSight (sin pestañas)

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Diseñar una maqueta de vivienda para corte láser (DraftSight)

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Involute spur gear builder with DXF output. Licensed under the MIT license (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php). Copyright 2014 Dr. Rainer Hessmer

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Thingiverse is a universe of things. Download our files and build them with your lasercutter, 3D printer, or CNC.

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Lista de reproducción

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Desktop Organizer C: 3D Assembly Animation (1080HD)

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Introduction: Robot Arm for Laser Cut

Here, Now I'm going to show you how to make a 4 sservo robot arm. This robot arm uses linkage mechanism, controlling by arduino. This project started in May 2016 robot class. I've made the ai file of parts available for everyone to download for free. You'll need to adapt it to suit the file format of your particular laser cutter.

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Step 1: Getting the Parts

To make this robot arm you need some parts:

-arduino

-4 servo motors

-elecrical wires

-lasercut parts

-bolts & nuts

Step 2: Prepare the Base

I'd like to make the base part first, well without a strong base parts, robot cannot be strong.

Print the bottom parts. Combine servo motors with wood.

We have to print a ring which makes robot can spin around.

Step 3: Construct the Front Hand Side

Print the body and robot arm sketch using laser cutter.

Combine servo motor with body parts.

Step 4: Construct the Behind Hand Side

It's almost same with front hand side

Print the body and combine the body and robot arm

Step 5: Combine Front and Behind Hand With Base

It's easy ~ Just follow the picture then you can make it!

Step 6: Gripper

It's little bit complicated parts , so follow the pictures .

Step 7: Box

We need box to fix it ~

we'll combine base parts with it

Step 8: Code

I add the code file

f - front hand

d- behind hand

g- gripper

b- base

1 means first loop and 2 means second loop.

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Step 9: Complete !!!!

Wow~ You made it !!

Congratulation~

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Here, Now I'm going to show you how to make a 4 sservo robot arm. This robot arm uses linkage mechanism, controlling by arduino. This project started in May 2016 robot class. I've made the ai file of parts available for everyone to download for free.