Making a Child's drawn 3D with a CNC Mill (or Pegasus in the sky)
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To make your daughter's artwork stand out in 3D, follow these steps using a ShapeOko2. Choose an art piece with clear lines and no coloring, then scan it as a PNG or JPEG file. Download Inkscape for free and import the image. Use path tracing to convert it into vector outlines. Manually adjust the lines to have vectors on both sides and create a double-walled border. Save the SVG file and import it into Makercam, selecting pocket operations for each segment. Set the cutting depth and export the G-code file. Paint one side of your material black before carving with your ShapeOko2. Finally, paint the artwork to become your child's hero. Share the results online for others to see.
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