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Albatrossflyer  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, May 11, 2022 2:57:54 AM(UTC)
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Does anyone know the best format to use to export a SharkCAD file to SolidWorks?
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#2 Posted : Wednesday, May 11, 2022 3:39:26 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Albatrossflyer Go to Quoted Post
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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#3 Posted : Wednesday, May 11, 2022 4:28:24 AM(UTC)
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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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#4 Posted : Saturday, May 21, 2022 1:11:58 PM(UTC)
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I have transfered hundred of files to Solidworks. For quick import I use parasolid , which is the base of solidworks. I use parasolid V 11 due to best experience. I only use parasolid for large assemblies with many parts.
Step import into Solidworks lasts very long with lot of parts, but you rarely need to repair these. I usually repair all parts in Solidworks before transferring to clients.
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