Panel Cut-out help please

Hi, I am rebuilding my computer and control box to sit on an ali plate mounted vertically in a cuboard on drawer slides.
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Now I need to think about the interface bracketry. The computer control (PWR,RST and leds) will go to the worktop box using a db9 cable and the CNC signals will be on a db15. Steppers will be on good ole GX16s. I just need to create a bracket with the right shape holes for it all.

Does anyone have any links to files of the db cut-outs? I need to pull them into Fusion 360 to 'punch' them out on the design so I can 3D print a bracket.

Every link I have looked at seems to be CAD files of the actual connectors.

Ta in advance for any help.

Happy Lockdown !

Rob

Every type of hole you want to stick it in, Knock your self out Rob.

https://www.protocasedesigner.com/cutouts/

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Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

Every type of hole you want to stick it in, Knock your self out Rob.

https://www.protocasedesigner.com/cutouts/

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Dark horse. Where the hell you found that.

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Originally Posted by Clive S

Dark horse. Where the hell you found that.

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Oh if only you knew how deep this puddled soul goes...:smiley_simmons:....

Thanks Dean, I looked there, they are in inches. I suppose I ought to bite the bullet and magnify them by 25.4. I went metric in the '70s.

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Originally Posted by cropwell

Thanks Dean, I looked there, they are in inches. I suppose I ought to bite the bullet and magnify them by 25.4. I went metric in the '70s.

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Just scale the drawing up with by 25.4

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Originally Posted by Clive S

Just scale the drawing up with by 25.4

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Just did :highly_amused::highly_amused:

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Originally Posted by cropwell

Thanks Dean, I looked there, they are in inches. I suppose I ought to bite the bullet and magnify them by 25.4. I went metric in the '70s.

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Bugger me can't help some folks.!!. . . . Get the calculator out you lazy bugger, or if you really want to be lazy just use the scale and the magic number 25.4...:joker:

I just thought you might be interested in one of the results of my search - GrabCAD.com a resource for sharing CAD designs. The contributor who came up was a chinese bloke called Wang King. ?????

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Originally Posted by JAZZCNC

Bugger me can't help some folks.!!. . . . Get the calculator out you lazy bugger, or if you really want to be lazy just use the scale and the magic number 25.4...:joker:

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Oh crikey! and for the last 50 years I thought it was 24.5:chargrined: