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View Instructable »That is awesome! Fusion 360 is an great program for CNCing but does take some practice. However, in the end you will have a powerful tool at your disposal.
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I can't wait to get started!
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The Inkscape steps are minimal and pretty basic at that. Inkscape is a useful program to be familiar with and can be used for many different projects. Let me know if you have any issues.
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- icecats commented on icecats's instructable Paper Electronics: Conductive Paints, Inks, and MoreView Instructable »
It would definitely be worth a try. Any type of flexing material will probably be hard on conductive ink/paste. You could try mixing the graphite with some kind of flexible glue. Also, have you considered conductive thread?
After tracing the image with the spline tool, you extrude the traced geometry to make it 3D.