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* Select the path you want to add tabs to:<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-11-39.png|400px]]
* Select the path you want to add tabs to:<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-11-39.png|400px]]
* Change the stroke to the width of your milling bit and add little something. Example: 3.0mm milling bit &rarr; stroke 3.1mm:<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-13-16.png|400px]]
* Change the stroke to the width of your milling bit and add little something. Example: 3.0mm milling bit &rarr; stroke 3.1mm:<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-13-16.png|400px]]
* {{key press|Path}} &rarr; {{key press|Path}} &rarr; {{key press|Stroke to Path}}
* <code>Path</code> &rarr; <code>Stroke to Path</code>
* Choose the {{key press|Node tool}} (now you see the shape of the stroke is now a closed path):<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-11-39.png|400px]]
* Choose the <code>Node tool</code> (now you see the shape of the stroke is now a closed path):<br/>[[File:tab ksnip_2024-02-26_14-11-39.png|400px]]
* Add nodes where you want tabs:
* Add nodes where you want tabs:




[[Category:CNC]]
[[Category:CNC]]

Revision as of 15:18, 26 February 2024

The Problem

Some GCode-generators can't create tabs, so I decided to include them in the drawing.

The Solution

  • Select the path you want to add tabs to:
    Tab ksnip 2024-02-26 14-11-39.png
  • Change the stroke to the width of your milling bit and add little something. Example: 3.0mm milling bit → stroke 3.1mm:
    Tab ksnip 2024-02-26 14-13-16.png
  • PathStroke to Path
  • Choose the Node tool (now you see the shape of the stroke is now a closed path):
    Tab ksnip 2024-02-26 14-11-39.png
  • Add nodes where you want tabs: