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Never knew that library existed!
So if i wanted to download this file as a dxf - would it be possible?
I want to look at making a new metal cooling duct set up.
Never knew that library existed!
So if i wanted to download this file as a dxf - would it be possible?
I want to look at making a new metal cooling duct set up.
Many CAD software support step files.
You can load STEP files in Designspark Mechanical and export it as STL. Then you can load it in Meshlab and export it as dxf.
Forgive my ignorance, but how do i get the .STEP file extracted from the Github page to then be able to load to Designspark Mech and export to .stl?
I cant see an obvious 'download' option and when i right click to 'save' file it only downloads a .html file?
Or
Does anyone have the saved .stl to share?
thanks for help
from the path you shared click on view next to the step file. Then click on raw and it will open the step file in your browser (or maybe ask to save the file depending on your browser).
You can then save the file itselft. In Chrome use the main control menu and click save page as.
Copying UM won't get you anywhere in the academic world as it is not allowed
Might be a Mac issue but downloading via RAW tab into browser and then saving gives me either:
A 'web'.STEP
or a .STEP.txt file
neither seem to be valid .step files when i try to convert to .stl via the various online converter platforms?
Must be user error but what am i doing wrong?
https://github.com/Ultimaker/Ultimaker2
try the "download zip" on the right of the page and download all UM2 files in one zip file ...
http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/2772-spaceclaim/?p=53816
and this is how to unlock the STEP in design spark mechanical
Thats great - all sorted!
Thanks for help all!
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Ultimaker is open source.. just copy.... :-P
https://github.com/Ultimaker/Ultimaker2
Google images will show thousands of designs just by searching for "3d printer"
or "xyz gantry"
There are thousands of ways to design one.. Defining the requirements first can quickly narrow the options down.
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