3D AutoCAD block import

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I am working with grain bins or "silos" as some people may know them and the local manufacturer uses a combination of solid works and autocad to make their 3D modeling. I work for a company that designs  the layouts of farms or shows the farmer what he/she's farm may look like before and after the addition of new equipment, however the way that they made all of their drawings is that they are all 3D block files with every combination of diameter and height possible for the object. I need to be able to open that file and choose what i want to use from the block and then put it into my active project. Is there such a way to go about this? recently i have gone through the pain of opening it on AutoCAD and then saving it as an stp file once ive chosen what i need and then imported it over to the fusion 360 project. Please advise

[MoshiurRashid]

I'm not sure but you may try like this:

Copy the block of 3d. Open it in another blank autocad file. Export it to iges or step. Then try it in fusion.

Otherwise, you may upload the autocad file and let us check.