Select the new object Shape2DView and check it's ok.Select a standard view (keys 1-6), which shows the face to be cut.Follow Abe's procedure: DXF_Export_in_FreeCAD (I'd add that to see the DXF options, I had to go to Draft Workbench before).So, what we need is a 2D drawing for the face to be cut, with DXF format. First I took these DXF files as an example: File:Trencherdxfs.zip. I think I've discovered how to get the right DXF files for cutting. The instruction say to put the files it into the. To clarify further on the DXF import/export library I had trouble with the plugin so I disabled the automatic one in preferences for FreeCAD v0.16 and I used v1.39 available here Notes: Unit selections in FreeCAD do not affect size of SVG.įreeCAD v0.16 and earlier From Abe Anderson MJ notes - Note that this works in v16, and it works for any original sketch - or sketch generated from 3D using Shape2DView.
Now Export sketch as flattened svg via file->export.Use Draft-> Draft to Sketch (still viewing normal to sketch plane) In Draft Workbench, go to Draft -> Shape2DView tool if you want to flatten the 3D shape.The CNC machine can do better than the crude approximation the draft workbench gives.Īidan Williamson ( talk) 01:43, 8 December 2019 (UTC) The issue with the draft-> Shape2DView is that it doesn't produce good circles.
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