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    • W Offline
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      Has anyone done this or does anyone have any ideas ,After a model is created using free shetchup how can it be sliced on the z axis from bottom to top and then convert the geometry for each slice to hpgl plot so that each slice represents a layer of paper or card and then using a plotter with a knife instead of a pen (vinyl cutter)have the plotter cut out the slices which will be glued together to form the actual model,any ideas ?

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        Hi, Walter
        Check out this thread
        http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=29415&p=257378&hilit=unfold#p257378 and see if this can help

        Comfortably numb...

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          My 'Slicer' is designed to do just that - it lays them out 'flat' but you do need to set up the printing to scale part yourself...
          http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rubylibrarydepot/plugin_details.php?id=395

          TIG

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