I load them into Estlcam and they pop up instantly. I have even combined svg files into a Fusion 360 drawings then created a dxf files from them. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated, before I resort to trying yet another software.( solution c)0Ĭlick to expand.I normally use Estlcam for both controlling the CNC and for generating my CAM and I have never had an issue opening any. As a side note, I have also noticed that I have no ability to view the 3D capability in ob cam using windows pc, but I have observed 3D view when viewing using iPad. For Solution B, I don’t even know what a spline or polyline is, let alone know how to convert one to another.

However for solutions A I don’t have a clue how to achieve this in Fusion 360. Following through any relative strings in the CAM forum, I have found that the solution to this recurring problem seems to be:Ĭ) export your DXF from fusion 360 into something like Librecad then export it to OB cam in the correct DXF format. When I go to move it to the positive quadrant in cam, it gets highly distorted,rendering it permanently unusable. When the document shows up in the OB cam, it is always inverted, and in the negative x and y coordinates compared to where it was in Fusion. I have run into a problem importing the DXF file from Fusion 360.

I was planning to use Fusion 360 to generate drawings for the parts I need, and for the time being, at least, export those drawings into the ob cam to generate the Gcode to send to OB control, because I know those last two steps work perfectly. I recently built a workbee 1050 with black box for use with a hypertherm 45xp plasma cutter for cutting small parts for my hobby shop.īoth the workbee and plasma cutter seem to work perfectly from an accuracy and control standpoint when I import drawings from the openbuilds sample library.

Inkscape dxf inputpolyline