Dinosaur skeleton, and other models, DXF files.

**indiana_jones** · 12-03-2014, 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by newinhere

hi guys
it's my first post
this forum is awesome
can anyone help me to find a plan with dxf file?
i attach a pic of that
Attachment 259164
thanks for your help ^_^

* .tar.gz files, unzip the archive program 7-Zip

**cad_freak** · 12-03-2014, 02:57 AM

Over 50 new dxf Files on http://www.dxf-downloads.de/downloads/neueste-uploads/

http://www.dxf-downloads.de/downloads/neueste-uploads/

best regards

**newinhere** · 12-03-2014, 06:03 AM

guys?
what the hell?
i see a pic off spongebob in this thread
and i just asked if anyone have a dxf file about that
i just Bought a dxf for spongebob in my country but that wasn't like this pic
so i asked if someone made or have it and can upload that in here
who the hell said i want to find the dxf off that site for free?
i don't have credit card to buy from that site
if i could buy from there i'll never ask in here
like i said i don't have any problem with paying
it's great if people read carefully and think before post something

**zirt57** · 12-03-2014, 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by eric5501

Spongebob, as I am aware, has a copyright, which according to the rules of this site, and the other, may not be given away or swapped. If someone obtains and cuts a copyright item they may display that item on the site but not give away the dxf, stl, etc. I would suggest that any new members READ THE RULES governing the Zone sites. A former member of this site (Makecnc) had major issues with members "stealing" his copyright files and then posting them here, so beware the law DOES have jurisdiction here.
Eric

Just to mix things up, the copyright to the image of Spongebob is owned by and I quote "Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved. Nickelodeon" https://www.universalorlando.com/Gen...Copyright.aspx So who really is ripping off who. Did the person who made a CNC version of Spongebob get permission from Nickelodeon to use the image of Spongebob? OK, I'm not really asking but it does give one something to think about.

Jeff

p.s. I'm also not saying that someone should rip off someone else's work. I'm not really saying anything at all. Just giving some food for thought so please don't flame me. I'm not taking a side here.

**newinhere** · 12-03-2014, 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by zirt57

Just to mix things up, the copyright to the image of Spongebob is owned by and I quote "Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved. Nickelodeon" https://www.universalorlando.com/Gen...Copyright.aspx So who really is ripping off who. Did the person who made a CNC version of Spongebob get permission from Nickelodeon to use the image of Spongebob? OK, I'm not really asking but it does give one something to think about.

Jeff

p.s. I'm also not saying that someone should rip off someone else's work. I'm not really saying anything at all. Just giving some food for thought so please don't flame me. I'm not taking a side here.

you right

thanks bro ( for making it clear )
as i said
it's really good if people think before say something

**aarggh** · 12-03-2014, 04:50 PM

Originally Posted by zirt57

Just to mix things up, the copyright to the image of Spongebob is owned by and I quote "Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved. Nickelodeon" https://www.universalorlando.com/Gen...Copyright.aspx So who really is ripping off who. Did the person who made a CNC version of Spongebob get permission from Nickelodeon to use the image of Spongebob? OK, I'm not really asking but it does give one something to think about.

Jeff

p.s. I'm also not saying that someone should rip off someone else's work. I'm not really saying anything at all. Just giving some food for thought so please don't flame me. I'm not taking a side here.

I kinda wondered about that myself, he's done a great job creating the project, and he has a ton of freebies which is really generous, but I have no doubt if it was a Tinkerbell or something like that, Disney would have shut it down long ago.

Maybe Nickelodeon is just more laid back or gets the whole idea of character appreciation from fans, which would be nice if so.

cheers, Ian

**bestsidi001** · 12-09-2014, 09:19 AM

hi every one, i m looking for dxf file for materiel 10 mm pls

**cihatt** · 12-11-2014, 06:14 AM

hii guys,
i want to thats models draws dwg pls help me

**PoMarco** · 12-12-2014, 10:09 AM

Does anyone have a 3d elephant or bison head in dxf format? Thank you to share great works !
thanks

**giuseppi** · 12-13-2014, 12:00 PM

Does anyone have DXF of these or similar?

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**kkberg** · 12-13-2014, 12:16 PM

Hi, the ducks you can find here Group of Ducks - Birds | MakeCNC.com .

**giuseppi** · 12-13-2014, 12:28 PM

Was hoping to find them downloaded here free of charge.

Went ahead and paid the $5.00. Thanks for the link.

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**giuseppi** · 12-14-2014, 06:40 AM

Dinosaur skeleton, and other models, DXF files.-23591_543115b2e869e-jpg

Unfortunately I don't possess the skills required to convert those images to DXF. Maybe someone here wants

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to have a go...

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**rudagi** · 12-17-2014, 03:57 PM

Hello to all ! I just cut the FrontEnd Loader please where I can find the instruction assembly? thanks in advance!
Ruben.

**rudagi** · 12-17-2014, 04:04 PM

Hello to all ! I just cut the FrontEnd Loader please where I can find the instruction assembly? thanks in advance!
Ruben.

**aarggh** · 12-22-2014, 03:19 AM

Hi all,

I don't know if others here are as anal about symmetry when building things as I am, but I recently worked on a picket fence and was trying to work out how to easily and evenly space them all out, while still being able to pack them out slightly if I needed to. I know when I see a fence and the gaps vary from 5mm to 15mm it just looks horrible.

I came up with these which I'm calling Fence Dogs, for obvious reasons, they sit nicely on the rails and can be slid along and won't fall off. So you can line up all the pickets and space them before screwing them in.

To hold all the pickets inline, just have a piece of wood as long as one of the rails tied loosely at the ends to support the pickets just enough so you can slip them in and adjust where required.

I've attached 3 lots of DXF's, to suit 35mm, 38mm, and 45-50mm rails, each on a 400mm x 600mm x 12.7 MDF sheet, using a 4mm endmill, but a 3.2mm or even a 5mm will work fine. They are spaced enough so there are no little parts that will fly off during cutting to stuff things up. But use plastic, metal, whatever.

I've allowed for 8mm wide screws to hold them down when machining, so the drill cycle is first, screw them all down, and then cut them out. Bit tedious I know, but better to spend 5 minutes with a cordless screwdriver than breaking cutters I reckon. And the hole in the head section also makes a nice grab point if their wedged in tight when fitting the pickets.

Hope others may find them useful for not only fences but maybe other things. The free app 7-zip can open rar files, as the DXF's were too big to upload.

cheers, Ian