How to close the shape?

[Hrvoje-]

Hi!

I imported DXF file into Fusion. The shape defined by the sketch should be closed, but it is not and I can not to extrude it. I tried to close the shape, unsuccessfully.

The file with this shape is enclosed as an attachment.

Please, can somebody help me?

[davebYYPCU]

No, the sketch distorts when Moved to Sketch Plane.

Redfine Sketch Plane places it perpendicular to the plane, and therefore a 3d sketch.

Dxf files are time soaks. Quicker to draw it in Fusion from this reference, which does work.

Might help...

[etfrench]

The geometry isn't on the sketch plane.  You should import the dxf file without having an open sketch.  If that doesn't work, then create a new sketch on the same plane as the geometry.  Project the geometry to the new sketch.  If the projected geometry doesn't create a closed boundary, then use the coincident constraint on all of the white circles.  If it still doesn't create a closed boundary attach the new file to the thread.

[MRWakefield]

Are you able to attach the original DXF file to have a look at?

[aliobidi]

Hi , 
you can use this script to know where the sketch the sketch is not closed ..
https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=8050506996211430178&appLang=en&os=Win64 

[etfrench]

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@aliobidi wrote:

Hi , 
you can use this script to know where the sketch the sketch is not closed ..
https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=8050506996211430178&appLang=en&os=Win64 

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That script is useful when the geometry is on the sketch plane.  It won't work for this file.

[aliobidi · Accepted solution]

I check the file >> if he use project tool will solve his problem 

[Hrvoje-]

I am thankful to each of you for trying to help me.

I used @aliobidi's proposal. The project tool helped me to solve the problem. Thank you! 😊