The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Woodworking => Topic started by: narodigg on November 05, 2019, 05:36:29 pm
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Hi guys,
I am designing the top of my 4 player control panel in SketchUp. I am nervous to translate those dimensions to board and start drilling/cutting though. I really want this is a clean as possible. Is there service I can hire to take my sketchup file and cut it with a CnC machine.
Maybe you all have some great tips on a say a service that will print it out to scale on paper that I can use as a pattern over my board?
I know a custom CnC cut design is a probably super expensive but I though I would ask. In the end maybe you all have some tips to help prevent common mistakes.
Edit: I am in the US, on the east coast around D.C.
Thanks
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It would be helpful if you told people what Country you are in.
There is no point in me saying about company a b & c in the UK if you are in America and do not want to pay for shipping.
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Yeah, that was pretty big mistake one my part. Thank you
I am in the US, on the east coast around D.C.
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Well never mind. My confidence is building with this. I believe I found a place to print out my sketchup plan to scale so I can effectively trace it. My wife also got me a router as an early birthday gift. So I will use scrap wood and make a jig from it.