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[Gas85]

Hello, everyone, I'll explain the problem quickly. I have to cut plasma a dash into a carpentry and I did the design using inkscape. I then saved as pdf and imported it in autocad because I don't know how to use it. doing so, however, I take all the measures and the carpentry cannot work. I can't set the measuring units in mm, or better do it but pdf is always imported in inches. can someone please give me the dxf from pdf? is a very simple bridge: 525 mm x 400 mm with a dozen round holes in the center, nothing complicated, but I am losing hours without results.. some pious soul?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

if you have to make technical drawings learn to use autocad.
in the meantime search how to convert from inkscape to dxf, the tutorials are there.
Finally, who would give you a hand should also ask if you please give him the design or do you think you can attach it to your own initiative?

 

[Gas85]

If I had the opportunity to convert from pdf to dxf I would not be here to ask for a hand. Fortunately, not everyone is as hot as you and someone is following me by private mail. greetings

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I am talking about converting from inkscape (svg file) to autocad (filer dxf/dwg). there are tutorials on the network
if you can't read a simple message of a few lines I don't blame.
if someone is already giving her a hand and gives her news not to waste time on other users

 

[Gas85]

a forum of phenomena in short. .

 

[Utente cancellato 70856]

someone is following me by private mail

a holy man tict him dear

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

chissa as never in the inkscape I just downloaded, portable version accessible to everyone, there is the rescue in dxf.

 

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a holy man tict him dear

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