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.ipt to dxf? to CNC machines?
How do I get an ipt file to work with a CNC machine? I have a few aluminum parts that I've designed for use on the chassy, how do I export the ipt file so that the CNC mechanic or computer can read its dimensions?
I have more than a dozen parts, so dimensioning them would take a while, the CNC mechanic person would also have to design it back so he can run it on the CNC. Is there a way to convert the ipt file to a standardized format so that I dont have to dimension them, whoever opens the file, all dimensions will be available to them Via computer. Is there even such a thing? Last edited by Generalx5 : 06-05-2008 at 00:01. Reason: syntax error! 
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