I asked a dozen or so CNC shops to cut this for me, none wanted to mess with a small order/job.
I have a pair of shelf brackets that I got on Amazon, made of iron, or steel, or whatever...
I will supply a DXF that can be used to make tool paths for the holes and some weight saving cuts. Each bracket will have a different pattern cut into it, I only need 1 of each. This bracket will be repurposed into a clamp to hold a canopy closed. I have no idea if it will work, but so far it seems like it will, as long as these tiny screws I am using are not too small.
The canopy is for my Recumbent Trike, and will serve as a place to mount solar panels to turn it into a Solar Bike, that I intend to use in The Sun Trip America 2022 event. This is a 5000 mile solar bike trip from San Francisco to Boston. Although I am not really ready to do it, as I am far from in shape, and have very little camping/bike packing experience.
While I have taken many CNC classes and have the certificates at Macomb, I am far from being able to run the CNC there, since I forgot most of it, and never actually made a part, since it was all lecture. So I would rather just pay someone a few bucks to do this... then try to relearn the cnc machine.
I might be able to drill the holes in it, but I need them to be more accurate than that.
I am not a i3D member, but I have been to i3D a few times, I once setup a slotcar track there many Halloween parties ago, and that "kitchen table" if it is still there, was mine.
Is it still there? lol