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    Quote Originally Posted by joe.ninety View Post
    @NordicCnc

    Can I ask you a couple of questions regarding your CAD drawings that you're posting here...

    1. Were they done using Fusion360?

    2. Have you modeled all the elements yourself, like the carriages and rails etc, or have you just found existing DXF files and imported them?

    3. If imports then could you share the source?

    I'm asking because I'm using F360 and am having real problems with the dimensions of my imported DXFs. I've been using DXFs from the HiWin website, but whenever I import them into a design the dimensions are all out. The imported DXF are never the same dimensions as they are on the 2D drawings, so aren't really useful.

    All I'm doing at the present is just using solid shapes to represent the items I want. So a HGH20CA carriage for example is a block 77.5 x 44 x 25.4 with a channel running through it to represent where the rail goes.

    Looking at your design drawings, you seem to have everything fine?

    Cheers
    I use Siemens NX which I am lucky enough to have a work related license for. If I wouldn't have that I would probably be using Fusion 360.

    The linear rails and blocks are downloaded as STEP files from the hiwin configurator: https://motioncontrolsystems.hiwin.c...near-guideways

    The ballscrews I have modeled myself without any threads. This is because I want to model the ballscrew F-lengths myself, and I have no need for the thread visualization anyway

    I also use traceparts and grabcad for other models like servo motors. I like the STEP format best, no issues so far!

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