Editing How to Export to 2D DXF

Revision as of 03:34, 16 February 2026 by GavinWootton (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<b> Step 1. </b> Create a single part drawing of the item. It is easiest to use the +Moddex_Pipe template as it has no border. <b> Step 2. </b> Ensure there is one view of the part from a top perspective, this will be the outline of the shape to be laser cut. <b> Step 3. </b> Check that all of the required holes are a part of the shapes geometry and not a bolt mark. Sometimes bolt marks can overlap the hole, ensure they are hidden from visibility. Also check that there...")
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