If you build LED channel letters, you probably repeat the same steps over and over.
Every SVG means:
- rebuilding the structure
- preparing files for different machines
- adjusting tolerances manually
It’s slow and easy to mess up.
🔧 A simpler workflow
I’ve been testing a way to generate fabrication-ready parts directly from SVG files.
Instead of modeling everything manually, it outputs:
- STL files for base and top
- DXF / STL for acrylic cutting
- consistent geometry ready for assembly
⚙️ What changes
Instead of spending time on setup, you go straight to production.
That means:
- less repetitive CAD work
- faster turnaround
- more consistent results
🧠 Open question
How are you currently handling this?
Are you rebuilding everything in CAD every time, or do you have a more efficient workflow?
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