N4NV,

 PUT your outside dim. on the pic , and I'LL make you a drwg , or dxf.
What version of cad you using?

Ed

Vince,

Scaling your pic to 36" long, it is 27" high.
Is this correct?

Ed

36x27 would be a good size for the final layout.  I put my board in my scanner and scanned it, see attached.  I can scan it in any number of formats.  This one is in jpeg.  I believe that AutoCAD can import a file, but I have never been able to do it successfully.  I have autocad 2000.

Vince

Yeah, what Ed said..Ron BB

Vince ,

drw is attached as 2004, I will save one as 2000, and repost it. hope it works for you.

All holes are .375.

here it is in 2000.

Let me know if this works for you.

Ed

here it is in 2000.

Let me know if this works for you.

Ed

Perfect!  Did you trace it from the jpg or were you able to somehow convert the jpg to AutoCAD?

Thanks

Vince

Vince ,

You can open a jpg in autocad.  Go to insert/raster image. You can then scale it to size you want and trace your lines.
I traced the outside profile , then used offset for the inner lines. laid out all the cross lines ,
 then drew  one .375 hole. Then copy the hole and paste at all the intersections.
Your jpg. pic is on layer pic.

Glad to be a help
When it comes to electronics , I 'M  of no help, so I try to help where I can.

Ed

I added the score numbers to the cross lines, the finish hole, starting holes, skunk marker and text.  I tried to delete the original jpg layer and AutoCAD would not let me.   Lazycam wants clean DXF.  If I do a save as and DXF will it get rid of any extraneous layers?

Thanks

Vince

Vince,

Heres' the dwg with no pic. No , autocad won't let you delete layers that contain any thing.
You have to shut off the layer you don't want , then do a copy , open new dwg , and paste.

Ed