This week's Phlat Lab episode we show you how to take a dxf file of a design intended for scroll sawing and turn in into a file that can be used to to cut out automatically on your Phlatprinter. We walk you through the steps of converting the file in Google SketchUp right up to having a completed project. Good times! Thanks for watching and hanging out in the Phlat Lab!

Go here top get your own Birdhouse file to cut out:
http://www.phlatforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=201&p=37993#p37970



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Links from the show

FeatherLightRC.com http://featherlightrc.com/



BadtotheFoam.com http://badtothefoam.com/Home.html



wikihouse.cc http://www.wikihouse.cc/



Sketchuptips.blogspot.com http://www.sketchuptips.blogspot.com/2010/12/plugin-simple-shell.html

 

That Featherlight has got to be an amazing flyer. A beautiful concept turned into a well executed design. If I had a wind free place to fly I'd do that built kit and put many hours on it I'm sure. The potential for a knock-out punch VP setup is right there. The build jig is just brilliant. Solves so many problems. If you do a variable vectored trust and pitch design I'll do a built kit for the cause.

 

Hi Matt, I am not getting audio for this show either? hmmm I know it had audio when recorded live so I'm not sure what happened. I will look into this more and see if there is a setting somwhere that we overlooked. Thanks for the heads up bro
Mark and Trish