I attempted to make an RFID tag on a PCB by designing the circuit in Eagle,
then running the "Cam Processor" to export in EPS format, which can be read
by Make-the-Cut. Although I wasn't running the knife and rotary tool,
everything else is the same.. No GCode required.
GREAT idea on drilling with a tiny spiral!!
Make-the-Cut is an easy-to-use and full featured vector cutter control
program that works with Silhouette and many other brands, but no longer
with Cricut due to lawsuits by Provocraft.
http://www.make-the-cut.com/Here's a blog post I wrote with screenshots.
http://everhack.blog.atxhackerspace.org/2012/02/26/smd-pcb-rfid-fail/regards
David
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 7:58 PM, teknochaman <teknochaman@...>wrote:
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> AFAIK gcode is programming code for CAD/CAM software to routing holes in
> the drilling process
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> Wondered if bundle software come with X/Y axis easy design , this is
> vector-graphics enabled
> rather than "bitmapped" (points instead of lines)
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> At first glance it would be an asset if an average user shouldn't be
> involved with learning gcode
> programming if the cutter comes with a visual oriented interface
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> So design can be transparent to the
> user even without knowing the intricacies of CAD/CAM software.
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> Comments about Silhouette Studio software are welcome specially from those
> already using it.
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> btw, I have seen only the so called CriCut that seems having similar
> concept to Silhouette Cameo.
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> How they can be compared ?
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> Are these paper cutters suitable for an average electronic hobbyist/diyer
> trying to do their own PCBs at home with only a cutter with X/Y blades and
> a Dremel flexible shaft ?
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> TIA
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> Samuel
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