Dragon Polymer Clay Cutter Tutorial

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V1 sizes: 25 and 35mm wide. Added a less scrawny V2 of the 35mm & 45mm, (white). Fun Tutorial: Working with SVGs in Inkscape, Cookiecad, and BambuLab Note: This might feel like a borderline ridiculous method, but if you hate how SVGs get mangled when importing into Fusion (like I do) and enjoy working with SVGs in Inkscape, this workaround is for you. Welcome to the fruits of my hyper-focused Sunday! Step 1: Inkscape 1.1 Prepare Your SVG in Inkscape Export as PNG: Select your black outer cutter object(s) in Inkscape. Go to File → Export PNG Image. Use the following settings: Resolution: 2000 DPI Export area: Select Selection only (if your lines are part of the same file). Save as SVG. Save two SVG copies for the infill section(s): One with the original line thickness. One with thicker lines (if you need additional support). 1.2 Calculate the Offset Values in Inkscape (For Step 3) Note: You can skip this and eyeball it. With your original file that includes both the outer cutter and inner fill: Group your outer lines: Select all outer lines and press Ctrl + G to group them. Group your inner lines: Select all inner lines and press Ctrl + G to group them. Add a 1x1 cube: Set both width and height to 1 mm and press Enter. Duplicate the cube by pressing Ctrl + D. Align the first cube: Select a cube, select the outer group, and press Shift + Ctrl + A to open the Align and Distribute menu. Under Relative to, choose First selected and align it horizontally and vertically. Repeat…