http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/ The process work of Lee Byron Thu, 04 Dec 2008 02:28:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-360 thanks Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:07:16 +0000 http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-360 Tried that. Solidworks refused to load the file as anything other than “graphic,” which you can’t do anything to. This new approach may have better luck with solidworks though. I need to look into other STL validation/repair software. thanks you lee :) Tried that. Solidworks refused to load the file as anything other than “graphic,” which you can’t do anything to. This new approach may have better luck with solidworks though. I need to look into other STL validation/repair software.
thanks you lee

]]> http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-173 Lee Byron Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:40:08 +0000 http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-173 Tried that. Solidworks refused to load the file as anything other than "graphic," which you can't do anything to. This new approach may have better luck with solidworks though. I need to look into other STL validation/repair software. Tried that. Solidworks refused to load the file as anything other than “graphic,” which you can’t do anything to. This new approach may have better luck with solidworks though. I need to look into other STL validation/repair software.

]]> http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-172 jet Sun, 23 Mar 2008 14:47:06 +0000 http://leebyron.com/how/2008/03/22/fail/#comment-172 What happens if you load the dataset into Solidworks (equiv) and used it to smooth/fix your data before printing it out? Or are you doing a step like that already? What happens if you load the dataset into Solidworks (equiv) and used it to smooth/fix your data before printing it out? Or are you doing a step like that already?

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