DXF importing issues
- gtojim
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DXF importing issues
I notice that allot of the dxf files posted here are just the cut paths, and a bunch of them have un-connected nodes and require allot of fixing, I have a Torchmate 4400 and I use Torchmate Cad, am I importing them wrong? is there a better way? I like to modify and create my own "lead-ins" and cut paths.
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- Larry83301
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Re: DXF importing issues
I open most of the files in MasterCam and only once in a while find that the file has cut paths. When I find cut paths I just delete them and the file is good to go. If you could post one or more of the files you have problems with perhaps someone could figure out what's wrong.
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Re: DXF importing issues
I actually have the same problem some times to. Lucky enough, most of the time someone else had problems with it and deeper in the post someone resubmits the file and it usually works. I use the torchmade CAD/CAM software and I just thought it was that.
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Re: DXF importing issues
you have to change the allowable error. when it imports it comes in at .000001, change it to .10 and it will connect the nodes. go to arrange>connect path. this i had the same issues and this has resolved them.
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Re: DXF importing issues
Never doubt Torchmate cad. It's NEVER let me down.
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Re: DXF importing issues
Ive had those problems as well . The problem I have had as of here lately , it freezes the program when I try and import a dfx file. Theres a can-am file on the share group and that one I have never been able to import it cause it freezes the CAD program . Any suggestions Thank yo in advance .
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Re: DXF importing issues
Your not alone my friend. I'm done with torchmate. I'm looking for a new software that has support. Lincoln has done us all a disservice. But we are not new money apparently.
I talked to the old school torchmate tech guys and they have admitted that their software cannot interpret the proper way to import. Especially from autodeak products. What a joke. Autodesk is a standard.
I talked to the old school torchmate tech guys and they have admitted that their software cannot interpret the proper way to import. Especially from autodeak products. What a joke. Autodesk is a standard.
DezertBlingMoto wrote: ↑Mon Jul 15, 2019 11:04 pm Ive had those problems as well . The problem I have had as of here lately , it freezes the program when I try and import a dfx file. Theres a can-am file on the share group and that one I have never been able to import it cause it freezes the CAD program . Any suggestions Thank yo in advance .
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Re: DXF importing issues
It's a problem with proprietary software. The companies that use it want complete control. I avoid them whenever possible.I talked to the old school torchmate tech guys and they have admitted that their software cannot interpret the proper way to import. Especially from autodeak products. What a joke. Autodesk is a standard.
Hopefully you find a solution.
I have a buddy purchased a Torchmate last year and is having troubles importing dxf files also. If anyone is in the Milwaukee area and could help out it would be greatly appreciated.
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LDR 4x8, Scribe, DTHCIV
Hypertherm PM45, Macair Dryer
DeVilbiss Air America 6.5HP, 80Gal., 175psi, Two Stage
16.9scfm@100psi, 16.0scfm@175psi
Miller 215 MultiMatic
RW 390E Slip Roll (Powered)
AutoCAD, SheetCAM, Mach 3
http://ikescreations.com