Jesus cross modern

[DXF]

Click on this link to find some nice svg files. Made this one a little more plasma friendly.

http://123freevectors.com/category/religion/

I use Corel DrawX5 and Plasma Cam. Here's how:

Down load the file you want and then unzip it.
Open Corel Draw - file - new - ok
View - wireframe
File - import - import the file (EPS, SVG, or AI)
File - export - export as a dxf file
Import the dxf file in to Plasma Cam

Dave Hanks

[ctorres3120]

very nice and very modern, thanks for the file, Dave
Carlos

[wickedinhere]

Nice. THanks.

[bwgsmith]

Great job thanks for sharing.

[billyeagley]

Thanks, Dave. Thanks for the tip, as well! I appreciate it!

[billy55]

Wife's been wanting a cross cut out,and this looks like a dandy!! thanks for sharing

[Eagle Mtn Metal Works]

Ha Dave
Thanks for the file. I think I can use this one for the Church new pulpit. Will have to get the Elders approval first if they do I will post the final pictures after I get it finished. Thanks' again Rod

[Larry83301]

Thanks. Looks like something that many will want.

Larry

[DXF]

You're welcome everyone and thank you to whomever designed this. It's one of the nicest depictions I've ever seen of the crucifixion. The cross behind will be powder coated in copper vein and the Christ will be silver vein.

Dave Hanks

[conradestrada]

That is really nice thanks

[RobertJohnson]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!

[Largemouthlou]

Very nice,,, what will you use to keep the backing in place after powder coating?

Thanks

[mekanic13]

Very nice! Thanks for the file.

[Metal Man]

WOW Thanks

[DXF]

Very nice,,, what will you use to keep the backing in place after powder coating?

Thanks

I tig weld tack SS 10-32 nuts on the back of Christ. Burn holes in the back plate and locate where to weld nuts on. Then I use short 10-32 SS button head screws to hold it together.

Dave Hanks

[MetalheadRK]

Great file! Thank you for sharing!

[Largemouthlou]

Very nice,,, what will you use to keep the backing in place after powder coating?

Thanks

I tig weld tack SS 10-32 nuts on the back of Christ. Burn holes in the back plate and locate where to weld nuts on. Then I use short 10-32 SS button head screws to hold it together.

Dave Hanks

Thanks,, to date I only have been cutting aluminum.. Don't think I can tig stainless to alum?
Some 3M fender epoxy would withstand the cure cycle though..

Had another thought I may be able to make an aluminum nut and tap it out to 8/32 and tack it!! Hmmmm may work

[Charlene]

Thank you! That is really nice.

[DXF]

This one is 46" tall. Almost need a hoist to pick it up!

Dave Hanks

[Largemouthlou]

I scalled it down to 16" and cut some out of .090 aluminum for Christmas presents.. Will post pics when I get them coated!!

Yours look great!!

[Paulo]

This is a great looking cross, thanks for sharing.

[Largemouthlou]

Here is how mine came out 16 X 21. 090 alum Thanks again for the great file..
Backing is silver graphite and front is gold with mirror clear. Don't show in the picture but there is a 1/4" space between the 2 pces

[DXF]

Looks great!

Dave Hanks

[MetalheadRK]

Wanted to thank you again for the file and post a picture. We did the back cross in copper and torch and the front cross just in copper. I think it turned out pretty nice.

[DXF]

Wanted to thank you again for the file and post a picture. We did the back cross in copper and torch and the front cross just in copper. I think it turned out pretty nice.

I like the color scheme. The three I cut are at my powder coater and I'll post pics when they are done next week.

Dave Hanks