Can anyone make me a CAD drawing?!

[plasticfantastic]

Hi all,

Im after someone to give me a little help or guidance. I have designed up a badge for the back of my car that i want to have waterjet cut from alloy plate.

I have drawn my design by hand a scanned it, but no company will quote me for it to be done unless i can supply it in either dxf or dwg. I have no idea what either of those files are as i have no experience with CAD drawing.

If anyone can point me in the direction of how to have this done, or even better is willing to do it, it would be very much appreciated.

Heres what im after....



I want it to be around 200mm wide and 75mm high.

Cheers

[myvr6isarocket]

I'll do it at work tomorrow.
If you can supply me with the aluminium i could mill it out on the boxford router also

[plasticfantastic]

That's wicked cheers buddy. Just the drawing will do for now but usefull to know you can make it too!

PM me ur  email address if you need a bigger picture?

[mcgee9t2]

was gonna say ill do it tomorow if you like but seens as you already have a offer....

but if myvr6isarocket doesent get a chance or something inbox me

[myvr6isarocket]

School holidays so pretty quiet at the college just now

[plasticfantastic]

was gonna say ill do it tomorow if you like but seens as you already have a offer....

but if myvr6isarocket doesent get a chance or something inbox me

Cheers for the offer, i'll be in touch if your services are needed!

[bobotheclown]

you can do the drawing in something like illustrator or Corel Draw and then export it as a .DWG or .DXF file.

[plasticfantastic]

you can do the drawing in something like illustrator or Corel Draw and then export it as a .DWG or .DXF file.

Good info, will be useful in the future

[mcgee9t2]

also there are free "student versions" of autocad on the internet (use to creat a .dwg cad file) all you need is a student email i.e something with @"college name or uni name".co.uk or something. so if your wanting to give it a go yourself check out the autocad website.

[plasticfantastic]

also there are free "student versions" of autocad on the internet (use to creat a .dwg cad file) all you need is a student email i.e something with @"college name or uni name".co.uk or something. so if your wanting to give it a go yourself check out the autocad website.

Not really sure i have the time or head space to get into it at the moment, its only really this project i need doing. Everyones help is much apprecitated, didnt realise people would be so willing to help