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Thread: Tip for Exporting From Rhino

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    Default Tip for Exporting From Rhino

    Some discoveries I've made when trying to get a file to export from Rhino and eventually to Shopbot.

    I don't have a Shopbot but working with vendors that do to produce my parts. Getting them a file to work with that doesn't have a lot of open tool paths is not always easy.

    Steps that worked pretty good: Export to AutoCAD as a .dwg. For each part that is supposed to be a closed "loop", try to:

    Modify
    -Object
    --Polyline

    When promted, select the part, then type "j" for join. If you get a message saying "You can't join a closed polyline" then that part should be good to go.

    If not, try to change it to a polyline and join it with the other lines of that part. If they won't join, you have an open somewhere on that part and need to fix that.

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    Matt,
    I have found that ai format gives a better part (smoother). Give it a try.

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