RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Hope This Is NOT Off Topic.

When I have that sort of problem, I scan one half, then the other and join
them in the CAD package. You should know the dimensions of the actual part
and can use that to scale the dwg file.

R. Wink



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Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Hope This Is NOT Off Topic.



Hi All,
I hope this is Not Off Topic, and My Apoligies if so, Moderator Please
delete if it is. I'm haveing a problem with a part that is too large
to fit ina scanner. The size is 16'' X 9.800'', and want to get this
part in a CAD, DXF fromat, so I can edit and save as dxf and fromat to
GCode for Mach to run. I don't know where else to post this problem
I'm Having, or a solution that will make me preform the edit. The
tools I have at hand are, scanner, manual pantagraph, Standard CAD,
dxf converter, vector to raster, pencil, and the like. My scanner
measures 8.625X 11.750, and relative, it will not fit. Any Suggestions
on how to's. Again, If OFF TOPIC, MY APOLIGIES. Thanks, Hank S.




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