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: Star Trek interior plaques I'm looking for the font found in Star Trek that most likely was routed onto plastic plaque boards during the 60s-70s in offices in general. It looked like the pic

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I'm looking for the font found in Star Trek that most likely was routed onto plastic plaque boards during the 60s-70s in offices in general. It looked like the pic provided.

The closest my brother found was DIN Condensed (Rounded) but unfortunately the project Im working on has no budget at all so spending -300 for the font is out of the question. Does anyone have an alternative?

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@Berryessa866

That is a single stroke font. Meaning the letters are made up of open paths. It's made specifically to engrave using a bull nose or V-bit on a CNC or for a laser engraver.

They are usually included with the high end CAD/CAM programs.

You won't be able to use them in a typical application because most design programs have trouble rendering them and do not provide support for them.

Try Orach Technic it's been known to work on Illustrator although I haven't tried it.
If you use Inkscape try Hershey Text.

Good luck!

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@Berumen635

I tried finding it on WhatTheFont, didn't find anything.

You either have to ask on their forums (and it'll either be custom or expensive) or you can try to find an alternative with a similar style.

I found Dosis on a quick Google Fonts search, I'm sure you can find a lot more appropriate free typefaces.

Google Fonts (and its selection) and Typekit (and its good filters) will be the right places to look if you need decent free typefaces.

Here's Dosis by Impallari Type on Google Fonts: www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Dosis

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