Inkscape to Sheetcam to CommandCNC Video Tutorial

[@nickandtiffanybates8347]

You explained it better than anyone

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Thank you.

[@fernandofigueiredo8417]

Yours was the BEST video I found! Thank you so much!

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Awesome glad it helped.

[@chipmcallister7349]

More great information, keep up the great work!

[@urgentcareguy3]

Excellent, easy to understand tutorial!!

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Thank you!

[@nolimitsaerialimagery8733]

Thanks for a good video. All the same programs I have on my Arclight. Thanks again

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Glad to help!

[@sbirdranch]

Great video. I found lots of tips. I found your channel as I am considering switching to sheetcam for my plasma work. ~P

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Sheetcam is a great program. I've dealt with many other post processors and Sheetcam is about the best at handling different file types without all the headaches.

[@BIGDADDY012341]

GREAT VIDEO !!! Thanks you very much !!!

[@BadDogMetalworks]

You are welcome!

[@yenyen33089]

wish i can give this video more than 1 like...youve showed me start to finish which ive been trying to find. video tutorials ive come across most of the time is bits and pieces. i just got my crossfire pro and ive been meaning to cut on it but ive never owned a cnc machine before. i do weld on the side though so i thought having a plasma table cut it for me would be more easier. which program do you recommend for me as far as designing? i have both inkscape and fusion 360. ive new to inkscape program, but if its easier to work with then ill focus more on it..great info on the vids. subscribed

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Man sorry for the extremely late reply. I use Inkscape pretty much exclusively. I've played with Fusion 360 some but to me Inkscape is a lot easier and faster. Fusion Is a great program but a little over complicated for basic 2D design work.

[@adamrodriguez6025]

Great video!

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Thanks!

[@scottwilliams997]

Thank you great help

[@bmerritt9382]

when you saved it, what type svg you save it as?

[@BadDogMetalworks]

I always save as an Inkscape svg

[@bmerritt9382]

@@BadDogMetalworks thanks

[@albertoherrera4864]

Hey, what are your tool settings for 14 gauge steel?

[@BadDogMetalworks]

I use pretty much just Hypertherm book settings.

[@8182junebug]

Nice video. Only thing that would have made it better is screen recording software.

[@BadDogMetalworks]

Thanks for the feedback. I done this in my shop as a quick video to help customers. I'm not a videographer lol.

[@8182junebug]

@@BadDogMetalworks Hey I'm not complaining. It sure helped me out!

[@davinwatkins22]

How did you get your tool sheet