AuthorĬontributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!įeel free to check issues page. The DXF file that I used and also the G-code it produced can be downloaded below.These are on Google Drive, so you may need to log in. Im (still) in the middle of making a video on how to produce this. | Middle click + Shift | Translate view center |Ĭtrl key can be pressed to slow down motion. The finished PCB using a 0.8mm slot drill for both the engraving of the tracks and also to drill the through holes. | Middle click | Rotate around view center| The following controls help you to navigate into the view: G code can be written with a basic text editor so no mystery there. Properties S and F are exposed in path settings in UI. outputting a dxf this sounds like a cad or drawing program.
G2 X where # is one of the supported variables and n the float precision: Name DXF to G-code Conversion Tutorial navigation search Contents 1 Intro 2 Problem Statement 3 Start with an Overview Video 4 Generate G-Code from DXF File 5 Basic Shakedown 6 Proper Scaling 7 Complete Shakedown 7.1 Piercing 7.1.1 Download 7.2 Feed Rates Intro The program converts a 2D dxf drawing to CNC machine compatible G-Code. Simple set of GCode command is used per tool: Description tools with settings such as radius and gcode formatting.general settings aiming dxf importing or default values.
Once opened, select path from left panel or from viewport and modify settings of selected path group or of single selected path.Įxport with File->Export or Ctrl+E ✏ ConfigurationĬonfiguration settings are exposed in Configuration->Settings, the configuration is splitted in two:
