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10/12/17(Thu)05:53:20 No.586290
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Anonymous 10/12/17(Thu)05:53:20 No.586290 Archived
Hey, i want to design a balisong, first in 3d and then have a cnc machine cut it out of metal. Does it matter what program i use for modeling?
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Anonymous
10/12/17(Thu)06:01:57 No.586291
Anonymous 10/12/17(Thu)06:01:57 No.586291
solidworks
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Anonymous
10/13/17(Fri)14:25:47 No.586443
Anonymous 10/13/17(Fri)14:25:47 No.586443
>>586291
Thanks gor the solid advice
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10/14/17(Sat)08:41:15 No.586522
Anonymous 10/14/17(Sat)08:41:15 No.586522
>>586290
Blender senpai
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Anonymous
10/15/17(Sun)01:40:05 No.586647
Anonymous 10/15/17(Sun)01:40:05 No.586647
You need to ask the machine shop what format they can use.
They will have to convert it to g code from whatever format you give them
If they have to do extra work to convert it it will cost extra
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