I expect you will have to model that up yourself.
Are you wanting just the holes to be able to mount an outlet inside a box or a custom panel?Does anyone have a gcode program for the old style duplex receptacle?
x=y=0 @ center mounting screw
1/8" tool diameter
CHAT GPT will generate Gcode apparentlyDoes anyone have a gcode program for the old style duplex receptacle?
x=y=0 @ center mounting screw
1/8" tool diameter
Front panel, I just strung a bit off G code together, it's running now. ThanksAre you wanting just the holes to be able to mount an outlet inside a box or a custom panel?
I wanted tight corners so I used a small diameter tool, I start slow on the first pass, then speed up when I know it's working. Can you cut at 5 IPS with a 1/8" tool?Look at the feed rate 0.15.... I'd be running 5 at least.
Oh and mine was also a good example of crap CAM software from Mecsoft which used a whole bunch of short lines rather than the IJ curves. Which just goes to show that if you learn how G-Code works it's possible to make small programs.Mine was bigger because I did a depth of cut 0.050. Plus entry exit ramps. That was for the inner profile. One of the programs milled it all away. Tedious.
I imagine anyone that has written even a few lines of machine code cringes when they download some trivial program like a clock, and it requires 500MB or more of disc space. I know I do.;-)Oh and mine was also a good example of crap CAM software from Mecsoft which used a whole bunch of short lines rather than the IJ curves. Which just goes to show that if you learn how G-Code works it's possible to make small programs.