Re: Hope This Is NOT Off Topic.

Hi, R.W.
I'm giong to give your advice a try, I want to do this myself,(WITH
SOME DIRECTION), Mistakes or otherwise, how will I learn, or others
who might have something like this to do in the future. I APPRECIATE
thoughs That Help, and have learned much from this Group as others,
although, Just a Luker,and Reader. Thanks Hank S.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "R Wink" <rwwink@...> wrote:
>
> 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.
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> 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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