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fork called librecad, which is ported to QT4 http://librecad.org.
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On 02/17/2011 08:33 PM, yamazakir2 wrote:
> I have never done this before, but I want to fab some customized boxes
> for some pcbs I'll be making in the future. I want custom dimensions
> and custom cutouts and custom mounting posts for the pcb.
I have used the services of Vinatech Engineering Inc
On 02/17/2011 08:33 PM, yamazakir2 wrote:
> I have never done this before, but I want to fab some customized boxes
> for some pcbs I'll be making in the future. I want custom dimensions
> and custom cutouts and custom mounting posts for the pcb.
I prototype boxes with cardboard and glue.
> Any we
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 03:08:27PM -0600, John Griessen wrote:
>
> HeeksCAD is very usable 3D. With it you can quickly do booleans
> to create ports, slots, etc. It uses a 2D layer called sketch
> frequently to transfer a shape into 3D.
If you want to warp ahead a few years worth of development
On 02/18/11 13:24, yamazakir2 wrote:
As for the CAD software, I don't need anything robust, just something
simple that can make what I described above. Free/open source would be
great.
HeeksCAD is very usable 3D. With it you can quickly do booleans
to create ports, slots, etc. It uses a 2D l
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 2:24 PM, yamazakir2 wrote:
> Let me re-iteraite what i am looking for.
>
> I'm looking for mid quantity production run, maybe 50-100. Also
> looking for a plastic enclosure with nothing fancy, just a box with
> cutouts for I/O ports.
You could pick up a shlock-box from any
Let me re-iteraite what i am looking for.
I'm looking for mid quantity production run, maybe 50-100. Also
looking for a plastic enclosure with nothing fancy, just a box with
cutouts for I/O ports.
As for the CAD software, I don't need anything robust, just something
simple that can make what I de
Stephen Trier wrote:
> As for software, the mechanical engineers at my workplace design cases in
> Solidworks. It looks very expensive. :-)
It is. Even here in academia, where CAD companies generally try to lure
future users, the license was a subject of an investment grant.
A viable alterna
Inkscape is also available for the Apple Mac. However the version I use
doesn't seem to work as well as the Linux version for some reason.
Graheme
>As for software, the mechanical engineers at my workplace design cases
>in Solidworks. It looks very expensive. :-) Some of the
>hobby
Inkscape is also available for the Apple Mac. However the version I use
doesn't seem to work as well as the Linux version for some reason.
Graheme
>As for software, the mechanical engineers at my workplace design cases
>in Solidworks. It looks very expensive. :-) Some of the
>hobby
If you're looking for production quantities, pretty much every
enclosure maker, whether plastic or metal, advertises their willingness
to customize. There may be a hefty tooling fee, and they may or may
not be interested in small orders. Find a company that makes something
similar t
Any websites that do this? Also, any software to design the box?
I know this company will build custom enclosures.
[1]http://www.tentec.com/?s=enclosures
But you could probably find a metal or sheet metal place closer to you.
It all depends on what you need. Typically you will h
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