Show all dimensions from a STL file in each plane Ox, Oy and Oz

[kiet.nguyen.1601]

Is there any way to do this? I need to print out the dimensions of some files from the Internet. Thanks in advance!

[TheCADWhisperer]

stl is generally rubbish - no curves, only planar triangles.

I would probably only use as reference in creating proper high-quality geometry.

Can you Attach an example *.stl file here?

[rushabhthakkar_910]

You have to convert the Model into (Mesh to Brep)... Than you can give Dimension to the File.. 

See this Video.. https://youtu.be/2Mxv8yd66Sw ; https://youtu.be/yxC-kwuksug ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgWWVcM5YJY 

[kiet.nguyen.1601]

Here is the files, I already knew the point-to-point measure method, I just want to know that if there is any way to show multiple sizes at the same time that's all xD

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@kiet.nguyen.1601 wrote:

I just want to know that if there is any way to show multiple sizes at the same time that's all.

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In mature software like Autodesk Inventor Professional - you can create dimensioned detail drawings directly from the stl mesh.

In Fusion I think you will have to model the geometry - fortunately this is simple geometry to recreate.

I just did a couple of the dimensions for illustration of the Inventor Professional drawing.

[rushabhthakkar_910]

Creating a Drawing Sheet can be a good choice for you after you convert the Model from Mesh to Brep... 

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@rushabhthakkar_910 wrote:

Creating a Drawing Sheet can be a good choice for you after you convert the Model from Mesh to Brep... 

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can you Post image of an example drawing created in Fusion?

[rushabhthakkar_910]

I have Shut Down my Laptop, But like this.. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-support/import-stl-file-and-how-to-generate-a-drawing/td-p... 

[kiet.nguyen.1601]

Wow thank you for your support, here is the last .stl file that I need the sizes, can you help me one last bit? Thank you again...

[etfrench]

It's easy to get the dimensions of an stl model by using the mesh tools.

Note: In the screencast, sketch2 and sketch3 planes are not at the center of the circle in sketch1, so those dimensions in sketch2 and 3 are not accurate. Just project the circle from sketch1 to the other sketches.

[JeromeBriot]

Hello,

Use the Analysis > Units/Dimensions menu of Meshmixer: