Oreo Cookie File

[Keith Outten]

I found this one on the Net recently. The guy who shared the file was going to make it a clock

[Jim Becker]

What time is cookie time? :) :D

[Rob Young]

What time is cookie time? :) :D

Anytime.

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[Tony Joyce]

Now that's cute, what about a glass of milk to go with it?

Tony

[Bruce Page]

I made a similar one.
Shop wall art..

[David Falkner]

Do either of you have the file - eps or dxf?

David

[Tony Zona]

If I were the Oreo cookie guy, I don’t know whether I would nail somebody for copyright infringement or be grateful for the free plug that I would get for hanging on someone’s wall.

We in newspapers used to get snotty letters for not capitalizing certain brand names. They watch very closely. So did we, but some got by. (Our solution: Never use a brand name unless absolutely necessary.)

Sorry for the diversion.

(And since this thread contains the brand name, I would be willing to bet the cookie guy knows about. :). )

[Jim Becker]

You can pretty much make anything for personal use...you just cannot sell anything with copyrighted designs/art/etc without proper licensing. So if you want a big cookie on your OWN wall, Oreo is fair game!

[David Falkner]

And that's all I want it for, to give to a good friend who I know loves Oreo cookies!

David

[Keith Westfall]

Thanks Keith! I have a granddaughter that would like that!

[Keith Outten]

I'm thinking about making one of these for my grand daughter. If I do I will be glad to share my vector drawing.

[Bruce Page]

I can’t find my original dxf. This is an export from Aspire.

[David Buchhauser]

Here are the dxf and Vectric files for Keith's original image.
David

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[Keith Outten]

Thanks Guys.

Bruce/David does your Aspire file include the toolpaths?

[David Buchhauser]

Keith - my zip file with tool path exceeded the file size limit. The one I posted has no tool paths, but it's easy enough to create them. Here is a screen shot. I believe the one Bruce posted was similar, but in dxf format.
David

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[Bruce Page]

Keith, the crv file does have toolpaths but is too large to upload.

[David Buchhauser]

Likewise. My crv file in compressed form is just over 2 MB in size.
David

[Keith Outten]

I updated the zip file size to 3 meg. Try your uploads again.
I hope that I got it right :)

[Bruce Page]

Here are my .crv files. PM if you have questions.

[David Buchhauser]

Mine is not as sophisticated as the one from Bruce. I simply did a trace of Keith's original image and ran a single tool path just to see what it would look like.
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[Mike Heidrick]

I should cut that on the plasma.

[David Buchhauser]

Here is the "plasma friendly" cut file - so the center won't drop out.
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[Ben Rivel]

Any got the original .svg or some other vectored file format version they can post? Thats a great idea!

[David Buchhauser]

Several dxf files posted already in previous posts. These were/are attached as zip (compressed) files due the large file size. Would you like svg instead of dxf?
David

[David Buchhauser]

Any got the original .svg or some other vectored file format version they can post? Thats a great idea!

Here is the file in svg format. It is compressed, so you will need to extract from zip format to svg format.
David

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[Dennis Peacock]

Oh my granddaughter would absolutely love this! Thanks for the file!!!

[Bryan Lisowski]

Don't have a CNC, but I do have Oreo's in the house, so it really is cookie time!