Hose and Cord Holder DXF File
Upgrade your workshop and eliminate clutter with this downloadable plan. You'll receive the hose and cord holder DXF and SVG files needed to create a heavy-duty, wall-mounted organizer. This design is perfect for neatly storing both air hoses and extension cords. Consequently, you will maximize your workspace efficiency.
We have specifically engineered these plans for CNC laser, plasma, or waterjet cutting. Therefore, you can turn a single piece of sheet metal into a functional and durable organizer. The design features pre-cut slots for effortless bending and quick assembly. It's the ideal project for any fabricator or DIY enthusiast.
We have optimized every aspect of this plan for a professional finish. In other words, you get a design that is both robust and simple to create.
First, we optimize this plan for common steel thicknesses, for example, 13, 14, or 16 Gauge (1.5 - 2.5 mm).
In addition, this air hose rack SVG and DXF file includes pre-cut slots for fast and easy sheet metal bending right after cutting.
Furthermore, the final assembled holder has a generous size: 12.6" wide, 6.8" high, and 5.5" deep (320 x 173 x 140 mm).
Finally, your download includes DXF, SVG, and PDF files, so that you have maximum compatibility with your software.
• Digital Product: This is a digital CNC machine cutting file; no physical item will be shipped.
• Email Delivery: After checkout, you will receive an automated email containing your download links.
• File Formats: Each design includes DXF, SVG, and PDF formats—the industry standard for CNC plasma, laser, waterjet, and router cutting machines.
Commercial Use: These DXF plans are for personal projects or small business ventures (physical items only).
Intellectual Property: Modifying, reselling, or distributing the digital plasma dxf files is strictly prohibited. All media is protected by copyright. Unauthorized digital resale or redistribution is illegal and may result in legal action.
• Unit System: All designs are created in millimeters (mm).
• Import Issue: If your software is set to inches, the DXF plans may appear 25.4 times larger than intended.
• The Fix: Re-import the file and select millimeters as the unit in your software's import settings.
• Manual Scaling: If you cannot change import units, scale the design by 0.03937 (or 3.94%) to convert from mm to inches.
