I have enabled 1:1 scale output. but solidworks does not give a uniform scale output for dwg file after conversion some of the entities remains unconverted to scale 1:1.
If anybody has suggestion than help me.
dwg file and screenshot of dwg file is also attached here for reference.
Gary Knotts wrote:
The easiest way to create a DXF of a sheet metal parts is SAVE AS from the model. This automatically creates a flat pattern DXF of the part. You can DXF non sheet metal parts also, but they should be in the view you want the DXF in for SAVE AS.
You can also select a face during the save as.
Cheers,
Kevin.
I've done that before, but if you have a part that has holes in it that are not thru ( we do a lot of wood parts) the part may come in in the wrong orientation if you aren't paying attention to the settings. I had a part made backwards once and had to remake it.
Hello,
Mr. Knotts is correct.
You will also be presented with choices of other sheet metal data to export with the geometry, if required:
By the way, you must check forming tools here for these features to be included with the other exported geometry.
To increase your DWG/DXF export accuracy in general, is this option checked?
Cheers,
Kevin
Could you attach or post your original Solidworks model and drawing?
Perhaps it then can be analyzed to see where the problem lies.
could you attach your files? part and drawing maybe you have something wrong on one file or both.
The easiest way to create a DXF of a sheet metal parts is SAVE AS from the model. This automatically creates a flat pattern DXF of the part. You can DXF non sheet metal parts also, but they should be in the view you want the DXF in for SAVE AS.