Fusion
It is not a good idea to sketch such complex sketches, get our design to the modeled stage a quickly as possible and then use modeling commands to create the rest of your design. In this can your sketches were already separated at the zig-zag line so if you extrude them into bodies or components, they are easy to move or rotate as desired. I used bodies. You can right click on the extrusion, in the timeline, and edit it to any thickness you desire. Take a look at the Screencast. Model in attached.
John Hackney, Retired
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There are two ways to do this, I will choose the drawing method. Just follow the Screencast. You will be creating one drawing and save three separate DXF outputs. In the Screencast I mention to make sure you place your drawing views at a FULL SCALE or you be cutting the wrong size. You may not have an application to check the DXF with so I did one for you to prove it works correctly. The other method is the direction you were heading when you started your project. Creating a DXF from a sketch which works very well but not with your complex sketches.
John Hackney, Retired
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