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Does anyone know the best format to use to export a SharkCAD file to SolidWorks?
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Originally Posted by: Albatrossflyer Does anyone know the best format to use to export a SharkCAD file to SolidWorks?
I use .STP export
The history is lost but all the 3D data are correct, most of the time.
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Originally Posted by: Albatrossflyer Does anyone know the best format to use to export a SharkCAD file to SolidWorks?
The best format for exporting Solids is always the ACIS SAT format because the STEP-Format splitting the cylinder-surfaces in 2 parts. If this splitting not so important for you is the STEP-Sormat the best way, because the ACIS SAT-Format keeping no Layers.
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