> I realise I could cut and paste Gerber files together, but I am yet to
> find an affordable Gerber file editor. If anybody knows of one that can
> do what I am trying to do, I would love to hear about it.

This still sounds like your best bet.  I don't know anything about the
Gerber file format other than from looking at it, but I suspect it would
be easy to write a program to copy a Gerber file and offset all the
coordinates by some amount entered on the command line.


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