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When I wanted to create designs for the laser I had a go with QCad but found the learning curve quite steep and was left frustrated. However, with a little research I found that it is entirely possible to use SketchUp in a 2D mode and export designs in a Laser Cutter compatible DXF format.
When I wanted to create designs for the laser I had a go with QCad but found the learning curve quite steep and was left frustrated. However, with a little research I found that it is entirely possible to use SketchUp in a 2D mode and export designs in a Laser Cutter compatible DXF format.


If you have any questions regarding SketchUp I'll do my best to answer them --[[User:Teabot|Teabot]] 11:08, 13 February 2011 (UTC)
If you have any questions regarding SketchUp I'll do my best to answer them --[[User:Teabot|Teabot]]


===Why use Google SketchUp===
===Why use Google SketchUp===
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