Nice Deer Scene to Share!

[FreeDXF.com]

Hello Everyone,

Here is a nice deer scene that I designed up today. The design work should be cut approximately 24" wide by 22" tall. Please post a picture to this thread if you get a chance to cut the design work out. Enjoy!

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Deer Animal Scene.dxf

[mdoffroad]

Nice Work!!!

[bwgsmith]

Looks good thanks.

[jasond]

Very nice! Thanks!

[FreeDXF.com]

You are all very welcome for the design work =)

[jhowie]

Thank you very much!

[TotalPerformance]

Wow, Very nice work! I am new to the cnc plasma world. I've only had my table up and running for about a week now. What thickness of steel do most people cut something like this out of? I of course now know I should have bought a Hypertherm for the fine cut ability. I have a Thermal Dynamics A80 and running a 30A tip I can't seem to save the small details on thin gauge material. I am using a water table and even with it touching material some of the fine details get too hot. I haven't tried this file yet. I need to learn how to modify the cut order to keep things from getting hot as well. Guess this should have been somewhere else. Sorry for the long post. Again, nice work.

[hdfaster]

Very nice, thank you for sharing.

[FreeDXF.com]

Welcome to the wonderful world of CNC Plasma cutting. The design work provided would be ideally cut from 1/16" or 1/8" mild steel. Your 30 amp tip should be capable of cutting the design work quite nicely with good results. As long as your cut width is .0625" or smaller you should be able to cut the design work perfectly the first time. Once you determine how to re-order the cut paths you should be able to minimize the heat build up within the design work. Good luck with your cutting! JH

[Eagle Mtn Metal Works]

Jason
Your work is always so nice. Thanks' for sharing.

[sbest1]

Thanks again Jason! Love your files.

[metalart]

Great file, thanks! This truly is the best site.

[FreeDXF.com]

I would have to agree that this website is the best CNC plasma cutting resource on the internet. JH

[AIRFLOWKID]

Jason,

GREAT FILE JASON!

Thanks so much, Tim
Red Robin Creatives

[alaska66]

Your talent is only exceeded by your generousity. Thanks for sharing Jason.

[34chev]

Thanks Jason, this will go great with the bear.

[wishiwastorching]

Thank you very much jason!

[jim c]

Thanks Jason, for another great file.

[trucks1948]

Thanks Jason cuts nice.jim

[FreeDXF.com]

Thanks for all the supportive comments and for sharing the cut and finished design work. The cut design work turned out great! JH

[jonn3y]

What do you use to draw your pieces in? Ive been using illustrator but is there something better out there? Nice picture i was gonna try and add more detail to mine if that is ok??

Thanks!

*edit found out how to turn it into an Ai file thanks!*

[ShaneP]

Great file! Thank you for sharing.

[Searchman]

Well done. Thanks for the share