DXF file for Cypcut laser system

[Anonymous]

I have a huge struggel with the DXF files from Camduct (opus) 

example:

I draw string of text in OPUS, then i save what I have drawn. then I go in and nest it and then export the sheet as a DXF file.

 When I open the DXF file in the CYPCUT program, some of the lines are missing.

do anyone have this problem?

[matthewweake]

It looks like you are using the Stencil Font. It works fine for me.

Try these things:

• Check the text looks correct in Opus.
• Check the dxf output in another program such as DWG TrueView.
• Use CAMduct to write the NC program and open that in CypCut. Use the default D5 Post Processor.

[sboyerX23LB]

go in cypcut -> file -> user setting -> -> user configuration -> optimize -> uncheck the "delete object smaller than"

[hardiksinhp529]

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[hobbo_510]

Thank you that was perfect solution.

Wish I found this years ago

[grgroupbangalore_seo]

I have had similar issues when exporting DXF files for laser cutting. Often, the problem is not the DXF but how CypCut handles very small entities during import. Check in User Settings -> User Configuration -> Optimize and uncheck "Delete objects smaller than". Thus, the loss of fine details or text segments can be avoided. Also, try opening the DXF in another viewer, such as DWG TrueView, and check the export before importing it into CypCut. If the geometry looks ok, the problem is probably in the import settings, not in the export.