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Pankraz

@reinhard90

Logo Vector Tracing, CNC Laser DXF, SVG Cut Files, Plasma DXF

Italy
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
About me
Hi, I'm Pankraz. I convert logo images into scaled DXF/SVG files for CNC laser cutting, plasma cutting and engraving. With 5+ years of experience, I focus on closed contours, clean paths and dimensions matched to shop specs. I studied [Technical Product Design / Mechanical Engineering] and a production minded approach to each file. I check size, material and machine requirements, flag unclear details instead of guessing, and prepare files for handoff. Message me with your logo and shop specs to confirm feasibility and scope.... Read more

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Work experience

Self_Employed

Freelance CNC Vector Designer

Self Employed • Freelance

Jul 2026 - Aug 2026 • 1 mo

Have you ever had a logo look fine on screen but show gaps or duplicate paths in CAM? In my freelance work, I convert supplied artwork into scaled DXF/SVG files and check contours, overlapping lines and proportions against the buyer’s specifications. If small details or letter centers could affect cutting, I flag them and ask for the shop’s minimum feature or bridge requirements before making changes. I confirm the target size, material and cutting process early so the file is prepared to the brief not guesswork.

Freelance

CAD Drafter / Production File Technician

Freelance

Apr 2026 - Aug 2026 • 4 mos

A recurring challenge was receiving drawings with unclear dimensions or conflicting scale references. Rather than tracing by eye, I checked the supplied measurements and asked for confirmation wherever they disagreed. Once the critical dimensions were clear, I prepared the file at the requested scale and organized cut and engraving elements according to the shop’s instructions. Does your fabricator require a specific DXF version, units or layer convention? I confirm those details before handoff