Probably far from the most efficient way to get the 2D drawings, but during my experimentation with making my Menger Sponges I decided to see how deep I could get with the simpler geometry of a Sierpinski carpet. I got up to 5 on a single Solidworks part, but had to export that and reimport/tile the parasolid to reach 6. As you can see in the images I used a lasercutter on some birch squares (about 1/8" thick) to cut out the level 5.
I included the STL exports as well because why not. If you want an STL that's thicker (I arbitrarily made the parts .125" thick) or something and can't do it yourself I can tweak the parts pretty easily (except the level 6, that'd be a little tricky, but I could try). Haven't used the STLs for anything myself.
| Sierpinski_Carpet_1.DXF | 23.6KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_1.STL | 1.6KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_2.DXF | 30.3KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_2.STL | 16.5KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_3.DXF | 84.2KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_3.STL | 110.2KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_4.DXF | 516.1KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_4.STL | 649.9KB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_5.DXF | 3.9MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_5.STL | 4.5MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_5_featured.SLDPRT | 7.0MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_6.DXF | 31.4MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_6.STL | 35.8MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_6_imported_bodies.SLDPRT | 185.1MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_7.dxf | 71.6MB | |
| Sierpinski_Carpet_Generator.scad | 777.0B |
