Embedded Files
Documents referenced on the master spreadsheet (look at these for images of the sign in question):
Documents referenced on the master spreadsheet (look at these for images of the sign in question):
Siuslaw 1 (25-26)
Meissner 1 (25-26)
Meissner 2 (25-26)
Timpanogas 1 (25-26)
Duffy Lake (25-26)
Jefferson Trailheads (25-26)
Dillon-to-Aspen (25-26)
Design Files (pre-made files to be used on various signs -- you will need to download these to use them)
Design Files (pre-made files to be used on various signs -- you will need to download these to use them)
"No bicycles" image (for Signs #65 - #74)
"No bicycles" DXF File (for use in Solidworks; open the file, copy the sketch, go to the part file you want to import it in, select the plane to copy the sketch to (usually the top plane), and paste it in). The sketch can now be edited in your part.
Right Arrow Illustrator File (1" high for trail designation signs; open the file in Illustrator, copy the shape, and paste it into your trail sign file)
Right Arrow DXF File (for use in Solidworks; open the file, copy the sketch, go to the part file you want to import it in, select the plane to copy the sketch to (usually the top plane), and paste it in). The sketch can now be edited in your part.
Left Arrow Illustrator File (1" high for trail designation signs; open the file in Illustrator, copy the shape, and paste it into your trail sign file)
Left Arrow DXF File (for use in Solidworks; open the file, copy the sketch, go to the part file you want to import it in, select the plane to copy the sketch to (usually the top plane), and paste it in). The sketch can now be edited in your part.
Up Arrow Illustrator File (1.5" high for trail designation signs; open the file in Illustrator, copy the shape, and paste it into your trail sign file)
Up Arrow DXF File (for use in Solidworks; open the file, copy the sketch, go to the part file you want to import it in, select the plane to copy the sketch to (usually the top plane), and paste it in). The sketch can now be edited in your part.
"National Forest" Logo Illustrator File (for larger wilderness signs like #6, 33, and 34)
"National Forest" Logotype EPS File
"Wilderness" Logo Illustrator File (for larger wilderness signs like #6, 33, and 34)
Helpful General Links:
Helpful General Links:
Sign Layout Guidelines (use these to help layout typical trail designation signs; these are portions of the larger USFS Sign Guidelines document below).
Wilderness Primitive Area entrance Sign Layout Guidelines (use these to make the larger wilderness entry signs like #6, 33, and 34).
USFS Sign Guidelines (the official rules the signs must abide by)
Recommended Tools and Tool Settings for Processing King Colorcore plastic on a CNC (Use these settings for the shown bits when using V-Carve to prepare CNC files).
Instructions for Using the Forest Scientific 4x2 and 4x8 CNC Routers (Follow these when trying to use the CNC routers, or to refer to things you have forgotten about running them.)
Contour and Pocket Toolpaths Using Mastercam (Refer to this document for all of the Mastercam settings that are used when creating contour and pocket toolpaths. Depth Cuts are explained within this document.)
Determining Proper Tool Feed Rates (Wood & Plastic) (Use this document to replace the default feed rates (which are really slow) with more appropriate feed rates.)
General Notes Regarding CNC Routing at CVHS (Have you never used the Forest Scientific or Techno Davinci CNC routers before? Start your learning by reading these general notes.)
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