Fire Pit Collapsible Deers Scene
Fire Pit Collapsible Deers Scene with upper BBQ grill and skewers stands for the outdoor fireplace, Perfect for grilling meats, vegetables, fish, marshmallow, hot dog and Shish Kabob. delivered in dxf files cut ready for CNC machines and designed to be cut for plasma, laser, and water jet cutters, just cut and very easy to install.
Available Formats: DXF and SVG files.
Steel thickness: 0.141-inch thick steel (3.51 mm).0.1875-inch thick steel.
Size of assembly: 22 x 28 x 20 inch (56 x 71 x 51 cm).
Size on table: 52 x 44 inch (132 x 112 cm).
Please contact us if you need other size or other steel thickness.
It is magic elements of your outdoor fireplaces and gardens home decor. These are good clean dxf files, No surprises with extra cuts or too many nodes leaving you with a rough cut. These will cut clean.
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The collapsible deer scene fire pit, can I get it designed for 3/16" thick steel? I need it with slightly less detail too because it will be plasma cut not laser cut. Thank you
Hello Gregory, yes we can create one with 3/16" for you, we will update the design and will let you know
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Hello My table is a 4x4torchmate however only truly 46x46
Hello, we can make for you files that will fit your table
AustraliaAlways a great selection of files and fantastic quality
I have a CNC plasma cutter but the table is only 24 inches. I had to reduce the size a little bit and cut each part individually. I like the concept / design. The only problem that I had is that the deer has way too much detail. I will have to go into the program and remove half of the nodes. I could remove the deer and replace them with one of my own. The top I changed. That is a lot of cutting. What I done was to keep a two inch border and then a .800 solid on the middle of the X and the Y. After that I filled in the four corners with .500 x 5.5 slots. I did not cut that yet. I am concerned about warpage because all I had was 14 gauge X-10 steel. I love that it quickly slides together. It is a good value but it just needs a little tweaking.