CNC Project: Isolated shed door 550mm x 1100mm

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If you have a shed in your backyard, chances are you know how important it is to keep it secure and well-maintained. One of the most important components of any shed is the door, as it not only provides access to your stored items but also plays a significant role in keeping them safe from the elements and potential intruders. However, over time, even the sturdiest doors can wear down, which is when you need to consider a replacement. And what could be more satisfying than building the new door yourself with the help of a CNC machine? I replaced the worn-down shed door with a new insulated one made from plywood using a CNC machine. All the components were cut out from one 12mm plywood sheet (1200x2400), and the door was isolated with 5cm rockwool. It also included an integrated fastener for a padlock to secure it. The door is 550mm x 1100mm. Pictures of the making can be found here - also the link to the onshape drawings https://www.diygarageprojects.com/2023/04/creating-isolated-shed-door-in-plywood.html PS1: I use estlcam as cnc software - here I define all the corner overcuts etc. PS2: Hinges - milling for these are left out of the dxf as it will vary based on what hinges you are using. The onshape design can be forked and you can add it here if you like (or fix it manually after cutting the components.