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The file is included in the first post. Right click the file (red lines in the first post) and save as an svg to your computer.
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So I just saved this Halloween Design as SVG and I opened in Inkscape and set my grid to the .25" thick for the plywood I’m using but the finger joints aren’t .25 " How do you make the finger joints work for the woods thickness
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You have to adjust all of the slots and tabs, and it would be extremely tedious to try and do that in the Glowforge interface.
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Is the wood your using 1/4 inch plywood? That seems pretty thick for the project. Is that what you really want?
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I wasn’t going to do the project, I just wanted to see if the fingers would work with 0.2" plywood, or if I could adjust them, because I didn’t see what kind of material was used.
And because I wasn’t interested in tackling that project, I missed where she shared that it was 1/8"
I have two different purchases of 1/8" Basswood plywood that don’t measure .25", nor do they measure the same thickness, so I guess unless proof-grade is called out or the exact thickness it’s adjust every finger.
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As I explained to “dklgood”, I wasn’t trying to make it, I am learning about fingers and I wanted to see if I could make it fit with 1/4", actually measures 0.2"
Thanks
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okay. no problem. I was going to re-export for .25in plywood if you needed it. I have the design in a program with variables, so it just takes a few clicks to get a version for a different thickness.
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If you have a program to reconfigure boxes with finger joints to fit different material thickness, I would love to know about it
Thanks
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Cuttle.
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What a great share, I too have a couple of HP fans that will absolutely love this.
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