Pop safety valve
- Bill Shields
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Re: Pop safety valve
could you do them as something other than a JPG?
Too many things going on to bother listing them.
Re: Pop safety valve
Like what?
Re: Pop safety valve
What is a good file format for drawings?
Re: Pop safety valve
Save as DXF or DWG file extension if your drawing software allows.
Re: Pop safety valve
Problem I'm finding is that these were already saved as a BMP file so they are pixelated already - so would need to be redrawn in CAD. Grumble!bill4227 wrote:Save as DXF or DWG file extension if your drawing software allows.
Re: Pop safety valve
The 2nd image is uploaded differently for some reason. the 1st image looks fine.
Fred V
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- Short Line Tom
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Re: Pop safety valve
You don't have to grumble. I am the guilty chap.BClemens wrote:Problem I'm finding is that these were already saved as a BMP file so they are pixelated already - so would need to be redrawn in CAD. Grumble!
I have made this design for my 2-4-0 NG locomotives and upload the BMP files on GRABCAD four years ago.
Cheers!
Tom
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Re: Pop safety valve
Thanks
Tim
Tim
He who dies with the most unfinished projects: Should of put more time into their hobby.
Re: Pop safety valve
EXCELLENT! I figured whoever published those plans would probably enjoy seeing them again - And I can't help but share them...Short Line Tom wrote:You don't have to grumble. I am the guilty chap.BClemens wrote:Problem I'm finding is that these were already saved as a BMP file so they are pixelated already - so would need to be redrawn in CAD. Grumble!
Cheers!
Tom
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