[jayd85]

this is great, thanks for sharing

[Ferny]

I needed a horizontal rod holder in my ice fishing house to free up some wall space. Here's what I came up with. The small holes are for bungee cord if needed to keep them from bouncing out when driving across the ice. They are really close together Rev. 2 may have more space between the rods so it's not so cramped. I used 3/4" oak since I had it in stock.
Enjoy,

Ferny.

[mikejohn37]

Would you have some funny signs or famous quotes dxfs?

Mike

[Tweakie]

Would you have some funny signs or famous quotes dxfs?

Mike

Hi Mike,
I'll make you a deal - you find the funny sign or quote (as large and as good a quality image as you can find) and I will make the .dxf :cheers:

Tweakie.

In the meantime...

[mikejohn37]

Thanks Tweakie. That's a good one.

[claydrake]

Looking for dxf of a kansas jayhawk

[Tweakie]

Looking for dxf of a kansas jayhawk

The resultant .dxf quality is dependent on the original image - this was the best I could find (without taking too much time looking).

Tweakie.

[afortuna]

Does anybody have a DXF File of the Carolina Panthers that they can share with me???

[jonjon482]

Arkansas Razorback
Does anybody have this in DXF? or can convert this to DXF to cut with plasma?

[jonjon482]

Looking for dxf of a kansas jayhawk

Here you go! Hope this helps!

[Tweakie]

Does anybody have a DXF File of the Carolina Panthers that they can share with me???

Try this.

Tweakie.

[Tweakie]

Arkansas Razorback
Does anybody have this in DXF? or can convert this to DXF to cut with plasma?

Try this.

Tweakie.

[jonjon482]

Try this.

Tweakie.

Thanks! I am looking for something a lil more Plasma Friendly. Trying not to do this in layers.

[cornbread632]

would you mind sending me that dxf file of the bronco head ive been looking for this same thing for hours

[claydrake]

Thank you

[kyloren]

Hi! Anyone has it in dxf form?

[Tweakie]

Needs work.

Tweakie.

[kyloren]

Thanks!!!

[kyloren]

Could you tell me how you made it? It was converted from the jpg?

[Tweakie]

Could you tell me how you made it? It was converted from the jpg?

Your original raster image can be opened in a number of different formats (.jpg, .png, .gif, .bmp, etc.). The free software IrfanView can also be helpful here as it will open and convert different raster formats with ease.
The image is then traced to form a vector image which is saved as a .dxf.
There are many different software’s which will automatically perform this task, some produce better results than others (as Jonjon482 has noted previously). Quite a few, such as Inkscape are free (perhaps Google Raster to Vector) whilst others may vary in price considerably. I used Vector Magic (it costs around $60 USD to buy but they also have a free online conversion utility). The actual conversion from raster into vector is extremely quick (generally less than a minute or so) but tidying up the end result is another story, it requires some skill and it could take hours so I leave that task to the end user,

Tweakie.