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|type=2D graphic file format
|type=2D graphic file format
|software= most vector graphics programs,<br> e.g. [[Inkscape]], [https://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html?promoid=KLXLT Adobe Illustrator], [http://www.coreldraw.com/ CorelDRAW]
|software= most vector graphics programs,<br> e.g. [[Inkscape]], [https://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator.html?promoid=KLXLT Adobe Illustrator], [http://www.coreldraw.com/ CorelDRAW]
|machines=[[Laser Cutter|laser cutter]], [[CNC Mill|CNC mill]]
|machines=[[CNC Router|CNC router]], [[Laser Cutter|laser cutter]]
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[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics SVG] is a standardized format for vector graphics. We have experience using it for [[laser cutting]] and 2D [[CNC milling]], but there are many other applications.
[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics SVG] is a standardized format for vector graphics. We have experience using it for [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]] and 2D CNC [[milling]], but there are many other applications.


Many digital illustrations you'll see are SVGs.
Many digital illustrations you'll see are SVGs.
== Extruding ==
"Extruding" an SVG means adding a third dimension, i.e. "thickening" it, so you can use the design for [[3DP|3D printing]]. Here are some tools we have experience with:
* [[Tinkercad]] offers direct SVG import which works in ''most'' cases
* [http://svg2stl.com/ svg2stl.com] is a nice browser-based service - if the conversion times out and you don't see a result, visit your assigned link again after a few minutes and it should be there!


[[Category:Design]]
[[Category:Design]]

Revision as of 10:01, 25 April 2018

FormatInfoBox

Scalable Vector Format

SVG logo.svg
File Extension(s): .svg
Type: 2D graphic file format
Software: most vector graphics programs,
e.g. Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW
Machines: CNC router, laser cutter
Repositories:

SVG is a standardized format for vector graphics. We have experience using it for laser cutting and 2D CNC milling, but there are many other applications.

Many digital illustrations you'll see are SVGs.

Extruding

"Extruding" an SVG means adding a third dimension, i.e. "thickening" it, so you can use the design for 3D printing. Here are some tools we have experience with:

  • Tinkercad offers direct SVG import which works in most cases
  • svg2stl.com is a nice browser-based service - if the conversion times out and you don't see a result, visit your assigned link again after a few minutes and it should be there!