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Getting started

  • Install DXF Exporter
  • Export your first DXF package
  • Export from an assembly
  • Export DXFs from imported CAD files

How it works

  • Model requirements
  • Sheet metal flat pattern exports
  • Materials and thicknesses
  • Stale contexts and drift
  • Onshape usage limits

Validation & fixes

  • Validation warnings
  • Ambiguous orientation
  • Overcam
  • Ball-cut edges
  • DXF Export Prep custom feature
  • DXF Material Prep custom feature

Output

  • DXF layers and toolpath types
  • Download package contents

Docs

DXF Exporter help and documentation

Practical guides for installing DXF Exporter, preparing Onshape models, resolving validation warnings, and reviewing the downloaded DXF package.

Start here

A few useful guides for first export, imported models, validation, and output review.

Getting startedExport your first DXF packageValidate and export multiple parts from an Onshape Part Studio or assembly as a structured, layered DXF package.Getting startedExport DXFs from imported CAD filesImport supported CAD geometry into Onshape, then use DXF Exporter from inside the Onshape document.Validation & fixesValidation warningsUse validation statuses to decide what to review, what to fix, and where to continue.OutputDXF layers and toolpath typesUnderstand how DXF layers are named and coloured according to different toolpath types.

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