A rocking Elephant for small kids (pdf & dwg)
Respect to Jmesman, thanks for sharing.
Licence: [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/]
http://www.instructables.com/id/Rocking-Elephant/
Huge variation of what can be done with creativity and CNC
Respect to Tom Kluyskens, thanks for sharing
Licence: All Rights Reserved
(Parental advise on this one! Please do not create gaps were little hands can get trapped)
A great source of inspiration though
How to make (almost) anything (bending plywood sheets) and a rocking chair
Respect to Kristin Zimmerman, thanks for sharing
Licence: unknown (please research)
http://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.13/people/Kristin/Weeks/Week5/index.html
Linux, pdf2svg (is in my ubuntu mate packages, not tried yet!)
I think it’s worth an investigation.
Respect to … hmm?
Licence: Something with a gnu I guess
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=pdf2svg
Scorch Works has some amazing tools like the Gcoderipper and F-Engrave
http://www.scorchworks.com/
A huge resource of calculators for all kind of stuff.
http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/
I used the G-Code tool path for drilling multiple holes with great success. (pecking)
A collection of Python scripts that generate simple G-Code
A bezel like you would see on the front panel of a stereo around the volume control knobs is only one of them.
simple-gcode-generators
Amazing find by @xrok1 and shamelessly copied here
Bending plywood example and calculator.
Bent-Plywood-Chair
Link for kerf calculating: Kerf Spacing Calculator for Bending Wood - Inch
CNC Workstation (pdf and svg)
Respect to Windell Oskay, thanks for sharing.
https://www.evilmadscientist.com/2012/cnc-workstation/
An interesting app using Processing to adjust a Maker Bench in length, width, height and material thickness, before exporting to a dxf.
Respect to Anna Kaziunas France, thanks for sharing.
Instructions: cnc-maker-bench
The files to run in Processing: https://github.com/akaziuna/cnc-standing-height-workbench/tree/master/AtFAB_OneToSeveral_App.v2
How the app looks:
Mattermachine looks cool, but I’m not sure it is finished
It takes a certain browser to run, I got the online app working on Mac with Safari after installing Unity Web Player.
No idea how to use it, it’s cool never the less.
The online app is here: http://mattermachine.com/app
Edit: Another picture from the presentation mode.
Fun with numbers. A page with measurements as a guide for seating designs:
Reference-Common-Dimensions-Angles-and-Heights-for-Seating-Designers
@Gero, Great information, but they forgot the drink holder.
I just stumbled across this and it looks pretty darn cool!