Options to export

Options to export

travis.r.cherry
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Options to export

travis.r.cherry
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So I’m using the free version of fusion as I’m just stating out. I have used it a lot of the 3d printer side, but I’m not trying some laser cutting. My school has them, but you have to use illustrator. I do not have illustrator at home, so I was hoping for a way to make them in fusion and then export them. I guess fusion changed the way the free version works so cant export as pdf or as dxf any more. 

so I guess the question is, do you know if a way to export my file in a format Adobe illustrator will take on the free version? 

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HughesTooling
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If you fight click a sketch in Fusion's browser there's an option to save that skech as a DXF.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Please share the file and say which part is meant and which sketch is required.

 

File > export > save as f3d on local drive  > attach it to the next post.

 

günther

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travis.r.cherry
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ok i see, yeah when I do it on the sketches it does allow me to do the export as DXF. I guess I was trying to export the  whole project. When trying it from the file menu that is when I was getting the below message. So I guess another question is, if i can only export the sketches, when i made the box i did the rectangular pattern to make the walls, then made changes to just the one side after the fact. Is there a way to make another sketch off a body?

 

travisrcherry_1-1637243703694.png

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,


@travis.r.cherry  schrieb:

 Is there a way to make another sketch off a body?

 


Project the contours needed for the laser onto a sketch.

 

günther

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HughesTooling
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The DXFer add in here might be useful. Not sure if it works with the hobby version of Fusion though.

 

Edit, found a short youtube demo using DXFer.

 

Mark

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