SilverCut/Maverick - How to use Linear Pattern
Linear pattern is a useful tool for making
parts like custom base plates or copying patters up a square tube. This example
will be placing 15 holes evenly spaced in a 5 by 3 pattern in a 10”x10” plate.
1. Draw
the plate and the bottom right hole in position
- Drawing the first part that will be patterned in the bottom right
position makes using the tool easier.
2. Click
on the circle and then click the Linear Patter tool
- Linear Pattern is on the far right of the ribbon and looks like a
grid pattern.
3. Change
Direction 1 and Direction 2 with the correct count and the amount of spacing
between parts
- Direction 1 is spacing up and down
- Direction 2 is left and right
- Click enter or the green check mark when complete
4. Completed
Linear Pattern
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