[quote author="Igor"]Ok, Corel Draw file have next layers:
LSR laser paths for lettering
FRAME laser paths for rectangles
NUMBER are numbers added in hurry to laser paths after I understood something strange: how to recognize channels?
))
32 3.2 mm tool depth=pannel depth
2_3 2.3 mm tool depth=pannel depth
FIN is path for 3mm tool depth 1mm (not necessary) to finnish 3mm holes
for this stuff holding pcb (sorry, don't know english word),
anyway, psb's holds excellent just on gain pots.
CENTERS pcb layout for reference.
I used Corel9 and converted into plt for g-codes.
My Corel understands 1016 plt standard, but in g-code interpreter
have to scale plt by x25.
Anyway, you have to get right dimensions, just group and measure
reference pcb layout, it have to be 81.28x249.55,
81 is due to xlr/jack packages bit out of pcb.
Actual pcb size is 79.5x249.5 mm.
Box depth should be 80 mm after front pannel or more.
Knobs are Elma 10mm-3.16 mm collett for Q pots,
possible to use wingknobs on low shelf, 14.5mm-6mm collet for freq, wingknobs 14.5-6mm collett on gains..[/quote]
Igor,
Thanks for the info.Seems like you are an expert in mechanical stuff too!!(I am transferring the discussion from Blackmarket to here)
Well I think my conversion is good..I'm getting PCB size 79.38 x 249.56
Please see the pic here:
http://twin-x.com/groupdiy/displayimage.php?pos=-1684
So I think there could be a problem in the dimension I indicated before:
1.Slot for shelving switch
2.Hole for Q pot.
This time I turned all layers on.
I took the file to a CNC place for trial engraving(actually my friend's dad's place).Since the engraving tool is V shaped,there are actually two lines being formed in a single cut.He recommended me to modify the letters with "stick fonts" because the Corel fonts have multiple lines.I guess it is OK on your laser because it has good accuracy like 0.25mm but the accuracy is not as good on a CNC machine with engraving tool.
Could you guide me how to get the frequency & Q scales..like 1degree= how many Hz.gettting little confused with log involved.
Thanks for this project & hope I didnt scare you with a lot of questions :grin: