stl file modifaction

[Anonymous]

With auto desk 123d catch i created a surface and i want to edit it in Autodesk Inventor 2014, I heard that Autodesk is not giving  Mesh enabler add-on from 2014,  help me to convert it into solid that  can be editable.

[JDMather]

You can download the Mesh Enabler here http://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/INVNTOR/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com%3ameshen...  (must be on subscription)

Or

zip and attach your *.stl file and someone will convert it to a solid for  you.

[Anonymous]

I am attaching the part, if possible try to convert it in to 3d model. Thank u

[JDMather]

You only provided a single side - not an watertight envelope.  How thick do you want this?  Which side is the outside?

[Anonymous]

I am happy with your response, the thickness is 5mm and I attached a jpeg file, on that file I marked the outer surface. You can observe that the outer contour is un even if possible  try to make it Eliptical for your reference I am adding some more snap shots.

[Anonymous]

I am happy with your response, the thickness is 5mm and I attached a jpeg file, on that file I marked the outer surface. You can observe that the outer contour is un even if possible  try to make it Eliptical for your reference I am adding some more snap shots.

[mcgyvr]

What is up with all these people working with STL files all of a sudden?

Is that the only format all these new Autodesk "hobby" level cad programs can output?

[Anonymous]

Please explain more, what you said I don't understand,

[jeremy_wasserstrass]

Slicer programs for 3D printers work with STL files

[mcgyvr]

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@jeremy_wasserstrass wrote:

Slicer programs for 3D printers work with STL files

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um.yes.. yes they do..

STL should ONLY be used to export to 3d printer software (or stl machines)..

MY comment was why have there been a bunch of posts lately of people trying to "import" STL files into a cad program.. STL is an export format.

STEP/IGES is what should be used to import..not STL