Thanks for the effort!

The size of the object is 30cm square.

Unfortunately it has the same error message when I upload it.
I'm beginning to think there is a problem with their own interface...

I try to upload it on this page:

Helder Polycarbonaat 10 mm - op maat - snelle levering

Kunststofplatenshop.be levert heldere polycarbonaat 10 mm platen zo snel mogelijk. Elke polycarbonaat plaat wordt op maat gezaagd.

Kunststofplaten.be (kunststofplaten.be)

There is a button that says 'Selecteer uw bestand' which means 'Select your file' (to upload). When I do that, the error message appears in red.

These are the things they demand from the uploaded file:

• Make a 1:1 scale drawing, using the millimeter as the unit;
• Keep the contour lines of your drawing as thin as possible (0.2 mm or thinner) and make sure that the lines form a closed whole;
• Keep your DXF simple: preferably use circle, arc and line objects;
• Upload a separate drawing for each plate type;
• Make sure your drawing is as basic as possible: no size markings, hatches, area fills or frames.
• The maximum size of your drawing is 2 cm smaller than the chosen plate size.
• Export your file in millimeters and not in pixels, inches or centimeters.
• Is there an inside corner in your design? Make sure you give it a radius of at least 1 mm (the higher the better). This prevents the corner from being subjected to pressure and breaking the plate.
• Please note that there is a deviation tolerance of approximately 0.2mm per cutting line.

Ok, Thanks.

I wanted to smoothen the edges before handing the dxf-file over to the company that will cnc-route it, but it seems I have way too much overlap, and it takes a lifetime to use a plugin... So I'll skip that.
Whenever I upload the dxf-file, I get an error, saying 'The string did not match the expected pattern' (when using safari) or 'Unexpected token T in JSON at position 0' when using chrome. The company that does the cnc, says that the problem lies within the dxf. Any idea what might be wrong?

Untitled 3.dxf

Ok, I tried to draw it myself and that worked out well thanks to you guys. Now I'm looking for a way to soften the sharp edges in the drawing. Do you have an idea how that can be done?

Thanks a lot!

Hello,

I imported a DXF-file into sketchup and I want to tranfsorm it from 2D to 3D. Is that possible and if so, how?
You can find the file in the attachment.

Baseplate.DXF