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CAD Irate4x4 Milwaukee Packout Mounting Plates v1.0

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Mittnz

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Irate4x4 Milwaukee Packout Mounting Plates - DXF Files

I have a bunch more configurations, there is also a packout/molle plate generator on my website:

ihatethiscar.com — Jeep Cherokee Wiring Diagrams

Scroll down to the bottom to find.

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Credit for the logo artwork goes to PAToyota here.
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Not to sound whiney - but any chance you could have a molle only version? Some of us can't afford the red koolaid
 

ihatethiscar.com — Jeep Cherokee Wiring Diagrams

Factory-accurate wiring diagrams for standalone Jeep Cherokee XJ engine harness builds. 1990 Renix and 1997 JTEC systems.
www.ihatethiscar.com www.ihatethiscar.com

You can actually generate your own here.

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I would love some pics if you end up having this cut. Note that the Irate logo is just an "engrave" logo, it can't be fully cut-through as it isn't a true stencil.

Please test this on some scrap or wood etc first, this was generated by AI and I'd hate for you to waste $$$ if it's wrong. I'd test it myself but I don't have a CNC machine yet, I can 3D print these though and they are fine.

Also note: When you export a DXF with the logo option selected, the LOGO layer (magenta) will contain the exact same vector shapes as the source plate file, scaled to fit the logo zone on your panel. The live preview approximates the curves as straight-line chords (close enough at small scale) but the exported DXF has full bulge-encoded arcs for accurate cutting.
 
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Mittnz said:

ihatethiscar.com — Jeep Cherokee Wiring Diagrams

Factory-accurate wiring diagrams for standalone Jeep Cherokee XJ engine harness builds. 1990 Renix and 1997 JTEC systems.
www.ihatethiscar.com www.ihatethiscar.com

You can actually generate your own here.

1779002724245.png

1779002826480.png


I would love some pics if you end up having this cut. Note that the Irate logo is just an "engrave" logo, it can't be fully cut-through as it isn't a true stencil.

Please test this on some scrap or wood etc first, this was generated by AI and I'd hate for you to waste $$$ if it's wrong. I'd test it myself but I don't have a CNC machine yet, I can 3D print these though and they are fine.

Also note: When you export a DXF with the logo option selected, the LOGO layer (magenta) will contain the exact same vector shapes as the source plate file, scaled to fit the logo zone on your panel. The live preview approximates the curves as straight-line chords (close enough at small scale) but the exported DXF has full bulge-encoded arcs for accurate cutting.
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Wow, that was quick. I'll give it a test shot this week.

Ill be cutting on a laser, got rid of my cnc router and the laser is much easier.
 
Mike Honcho said:
Owns a freakin laser but can’t afford Milwaukee :flipoff2::flipoff2:
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I'd rather have the laser.

Also tbh I don't have any Milwaukee stuff either, I've just always liked the idea of mounting packout stuff to organize my cargo area.

Actually that's not true, I have a set of Milwaukee hole-saws that I got for like 80% off one day at Home Depot/Lowe's in what I assume was a labelling mix-up but it was one of those things I couldn't pass up. I also have a bad-ass corded Milwaukee Sawzall that is older than me, was my dad's.
 
kf4zht said:
Wow, that was quick. I'll give it a test shot this week.

Ill be cutting on a laser, got rid of my cnc router and the laser is much easier.
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Oh perfect, then you can engrave the logo just fine. I don't know if a router could even do it that small!
 
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