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10-18-2008, 02:27 PM
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| Pulling flat surfaces off of 3d shapes I have DXF drawings of a boat that I need to develop material lists and cutting patterns for the fiberglass. What is the process to get 'flat' or 'splined' CAD drawings that would fit my materials? I would like to minimize waste by using nesting software from my CNC package. Suggestions? Thanks in avance.  |
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