Panel Design Software Download for the DIY Propeller Head

You ever wished you could create a new label for your scratched and worn labeling on your old Tx or maybe had a small beat up device that needed new labeling for inputs, outputs or the pin-outs and the best we could come up with is a pen written sticky label. Or maybe you have a more elaborate project in mind requiring a professional looking front panel design. Well we don't have to settle for any amateurish second best solution Meh, also might of interest for anyone with a CNC Machine at their disposal

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Front Designer - Panel Design Software[/size]
Manufacture: ABACOM
Price: $79.95 USD

             

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Times have changed and there is no need to keep your elaborate electronic project in an old box any longer. Attractive cases are available from many sources for almost any electronic application you can think of. But home-made devices often look incomplete, lacking a neat front panel design. Now anyone can use FrontDesigner to create professional-looking front panels for your home-grown devices using the following software package features:

•     Precisely-placed colored and b/w symbols and labels
•     predefined and user-editable library
•     a scale-assistant to create scale markings for switches, potentiometers and instruments
•     measurement options to simplify drilling
•     a mirrored printout for transparent films to give long-life, scratch-resistant economical panel design
•     HPGL export feature to create PLT files, so you can mill and engrave your front panel

•     Front panel construction with transparent films - HERE

For more information and the DEMO (Save, Print and Export disabled) - Source: Saelig Unique Electronics

Hey... That's pretty cool wOOd!

...Tiger

Thats way cool, I need to look more into this.....

Good stuff, after I noticed the software supported "HPGL export feature to create PLT files" and not that I really knew what that meant I still thought the CNC guys would like it ...