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First set the grid to 0.1mm, a tenth of a millimeter. Select the open rectangle from the drawing functions (pencil icon). Hover on the color field of the plane ''29, Front panel (contours)'' and click with the right mouse button. This layer is now activated for drawing. Roughly draw a rectangle around the coordinate origin. Double-click on one of its lines and define width and height 32 x 23 mm. At the same time, assign the coordinate origin to the center (upper part of the dialog).<br><br>
First set the grid to 0.1mm, a tenth of a millimeter. Select the open rectangle from the drawing functions (pencil icon). Hover on the color field of the plane ''29, Front panel (contours)'' and click with the right mouse button. This layer is now activated for drawing. Roughly draw a rectangle around the coordinate origin. Double-click on one of its lines and define width and height 32 x 23 mm. At the same time, assign the coordinate origin to the center (upper part of the dialog).<br><br>


[[Image:Fraesbild1_d.jpg|none]]Image: Rechteck mit Koordinatenursprung im Zentrum
[[Image:Fraesbild1_e.jpg|none]]Image: Rectangle with coordinate origin in the center
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Schweben Sie mit dem Mauszeiger auf die linke obere Ecke des Rechtecks und drücken Sie die [+] Taste, um die Koordinaten des Eckpunktes exakt zu treffen. Return drücken und nun die Taste [z] drücken, um den Eckpunkt nach innen zu "<u>z</u>iehen". Verwenden Sie dazu nicht die Maus sondern besser die Pfeiltaste der Tastatur. So bleiben Sie auf gleicher Höhe und wandern auf dem Raster nur nach rechts. Betrachten Sie die Koordinaten in der Statauszeile. Wenn Sie bei -10|11,5 angekommen sind, drücken Sie Return.<br><br>
Move the mouse pointer to the upper left corner of the rectangle and press the [+] key to exactly hit the coordinates of the corner point. Press Return and then press the [g] key to "dra<u>g</u>" the corner point inwards. Do not use the mouse for this, but rather the arrow key on the keyboard. So you stay at the same height and move on the grid only to the right. Look at the coordinates in the status bar at the bottom of the window. When you have reached -10|11.5, press Return.<br><br>




[[Image:Fraesbild2_d.jpg|none]]Image: Ecke nach innen ziehen
[[Image:Fraesbild2_d.jpg|none]]Image: Drag corner inwards
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Verfahren Sie mit der rechten Ecke genau so.<br><br>
Do the same with the right corner.<br><br>


[[Image:Fraesbild3_d.jpg|none]]Image: So könnte das fertige Trapez jetzt aussehen.  
[[Image:Fraesbild3_d.jpg|none]]Image: The trapezoid might look like this now.  


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Runden Sie die Ecken ggf. ab indem Sie eine Linie markieren und mit Rechtsklick auf eines der schwarzen Endkästchen das Kontextmenü öffnen. Hier gibt es die Option "Knick abrunden" und folgend den Dialog zur Dimensionierung der Rundung.<br><br>   
If necessary, round the corners by selecting a line and right-clicking on one of the black end boxes to open the context menu. Here you have the option "Round corner" and then the dialog for dimensioning the rounding follows.<br><br>   
Setzen Sie nun die beiden Bohrungen mit Durchmesser 3,1mm auf Maß rechts und links daneben. Hierzu können Sie entweder den "Offenen Kreis" aus den Zeichenfunktionen verwenden, oder die Bohrung aus der Sidebar links. Jedes vorhandene Fräsbild der Sidebar kann je nach Bedarf verwendet werden. Gleichermaßen verfahtren Sie mit Text, den Sie allerdings auf Ebene 30 platzieren:
Now set the two 3.1mm diameter holes to the right and left of the trapezoid. You can either use the "Draw open circles" from the drawing functions or the hole from the sidebar on the left. Any existing sidebar milling pattern can be used as required. The same applies to text, which you should place on layer 30:


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[[Image:Fraesbild4_d.jpg|none]]Image: Bohrungen gesetzt, Text vorbereitet...
[[Image:Fraesbild4_e.jpg|none]]Image: Drills placed, text prepared...


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[[Image:Fraesbild5_d.jpg|none]]Image: So könnte das Trapez mit Bohrlöchern jetzt aussehen.
[[Image:Fraesbild5_d.jpg|none]]Image: The trapezoid with drills


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Highlight the whole drawing and move the mouse to the position where you would like the handle cross to appear, say on the coordinate origin (could be placed elsewhere as well). Press keyboard key [x] to save. Confirm the following dialogs. Select ''Frontpanel'' as component type and assign a meaningful name to it. We had choses Trapez_32/20/h23. Now save it. If everything is OK, just close the appearing dialog to do eventual amendments. If you would find a bug, fix it now and save again. Close this dialog since it pops up again. The milling pattern vanishes from the drawing canvas into the component database, where it can be found by its name being component type ''Frontpanel''.now itis ready for use...


Markieren Sie alles und schweben Sie mit der Maus auf die gewünschte Position des Griffkreuzes, sagen wir auf den Koordinatenursprung (könnte auch anderswo sitzen). Tastaturtaste [x] drücken zum Abspeichern. Mit Return Dialoge bestätigen. Als Bauteiltyp  ''Frontplatte'' wählen und einen sinnvollen Namen vergeben. Abspeichern, fertig. Den eventuell erscheinenden Dialog zum Ändern einfach schließen, sofern alles OK ist. Das Fräsbild verschwindet von der Zeichenfläche in die Bauteildatenbank, wo sie es unter seinem Namen als Bauteiltyp ''Frontplatte'' wieder finden.
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[mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com?Subject=Fraesbild_zeichnen Zu diesem Thema habe ich eine Frage]
[mailto:target@ibfriedrich.com?Subject=Create_and_save_a_milling_pattern I got a question at this point]
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[[en:Create and save a milling image]][[fr: créer et sauvegarder un image pour fraisage]][[de:Ein Fräsbild zeichnen und abspeichern]]
[[fr: Créer et enregistrer un modèle de fraisage]][[de:Ein Fräsbild zeichnen und abspeichern]]

Latest revision as of 15:25, 25 July 2019

This article currently is under construction.


Construct your own milling pattern for use in front panel design in principle like a component package:

  • Draw on plane 29, Front panel (contours)
  • Use the standard drawing functions
  • Write comments on level 30, front panel (documentation). They are not milled or engraved.
  • Highlight all and use keyboard key [x] to set a handle cross.
  • Select front panel as component type
  • Give it a meaningful name
  • Save it, done



An example: You want to create a trapezoidal excavation with two drill holes on the right and left.

Image: base side=32mm, opposite side=20mm, height h=23mm, hole diameter=3,1mm




First set the grid to 0.1mm, a tenth of a millimeter. Select the open rectangle from the drawing functions (pencil icon). Hover on the color field of the plane 29, Front panel (contours) and click with the right mouse button. This layer is now activated for drawing. Roughly draw a rectangle around the coordinate origin. Double-click on one of its lines and define width and height 32 x 23 mm. At the same time, assign the coordinate origin to the center (upper part of the dialog).

Image: Rectangle with coordinate origin in the center



Move the mouse pointer to the upper left corner of the rectangle and press the [+] key to exactly hit the coordinates of the corner point. Press Return and then press the [g] key to "drag" the corner point inwards. Do not use the mouse for this, but rather the arrow key on the keyboard. So you stay at the same height and move on the grid only to the right. Look at the coordinates in the status bar at the bottom of the window. When you have reached -10|11.5, press Return.


Image: Drag corner inwards



Do the same with the right corner.

Image: The trapezoid might look like this now.



If necessary, round the corners by selecting a line and right-clicking on one of the black end boxes to open the context menu. Here you have the option "Round corner" and then the dialog for dimensioning the rounding follows.

Now set the two 3.1mm diameter holes to the right and left of the trapezoid. You can either use the "Draw open circles" from the drawing functions or the hole from the sidebar on the left. Any existing sidebar milling pattern can be used as required. The same applies to text, which you should place on layer 30:



Image: Drills placed, text prepared...



Image: The trapezoid with drills



Highlight the whole drawing and move the mouse to the position where you would like the handle cross to appear, say on the coordinate origin (could be placed elsewhere as well). Press keyboard key [x] to save. Confirm the following dialogs. Select Frontpanel as component type and assign a meaningful name to it. We had choses Trapez_32/20/h23. Now save it. If everything is OK, just close the appearing dialog to do eventual amendments. If you would find a bug, fix it now and save again. Close this dialog since it pops up again. The milling pattern vanishes from the drawing canvas into the component database, where it can be found by its name being component type Frontpanel.now itis ready for use...





I got a question at this point