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Look at the joinery techniques for some ideas that do not use glue.

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The Art of Traditional Japanese Wood Joinery　日本伝統の技術『仕口・継手』

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This is the main page for Microsoft Makecode and the micro:Bit. There are examples for code and ideas.

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A Blocks / JavaScript code editor for the micro:bit powered by Microsoft MakeCode.

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Feeling a little more confident? Use the Python IDE linked here to code. You can access more features by delving deeper than block coding!

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A Python Editor for the BBC micro:bit, built by the Micro:bit Educational Foundation and the global Python Community.

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You need to export your drawings as DXF files for the laser to use. Need a reminder? Check out this tutorial from OnShape!

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DXF (and DWG) files are industry standards in the world of 2D CAD. They have been around for many years. CAD users work with DXF files everyday. Let's take a look how Onshape handles importing and exporting DXF's.

To import a DXF or DWG file, click the import icon in the top left corner of the Documents page,

or click the "+" icon in the bottom left corner of a Document and choose "Import."

After clicking import, browse for the file or files that you want to import and click "Open." This will import your DXF into a Document.

After importing your DXF into a Document, two tabs will be created for each DXF you import. One tab holds the original DXF file, and the other tab contains the translated drawing.

Here, you can view your drawing inside your Document and even make simple changes to it. You can also insert your DXF into a sketch in your Part Studio and use it to create a 3D model.

Now that we've discussed importing DXF files, let's talk about exporting them. There are two ways to export DXF files from Onshape. The first is to right-click any drawing tab in Onshape and choose "Export."

The second is to right-click any face or sketch in an Onshape Part Studio and choose "Export as DXF/DWG."

After doing this, a dialogue will appear with options for the DXF export. Simply set any options that you would like and click "Export."

If you're working with DXF files, try these tips out!

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Tech Tip: Importing and Exporting DXF Files

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Learn how Onshape handles importing and exporting DXF and DWG files industry standards for 2D CAD, sheet metal, and more.

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If you have lost your schematics or don't remember how to draw them, here is the answer key for the challenge circuits that were completed earlier.