Designspark Mechanical will turn the step and stl files into 2D DXF that Adobe should be able to open. The 3ds file is harder, but I think blender will do it.
I actually just used the posted .brd file instead, and exported it to .DXF from Eagle, which Illustrator likes.
This was even more useful than a converted 3DS file, because with Eagle, I could turn off all the layers of the .brd file except the board outline, and the bits I needed for holes, or etching, etc, before exporting. It made it super simple to copy the necessary outlines to the laser-cutting/etching template.
I will have my custom Raptor enclosure before too long!
@ ianlee74 - I agree with you and it is on the list, however there a few things ahead of it so if you could be a little more positive on the forum I would appreciate it. :whistle:
You know me. I’m only interested in positive change. The files used to be freely available… Did you just not have something to do one day and decided to make some extra work??? :whistle:
@ ianlee74 - Believe or not, the first thing I think of in the morning is how can I mess with members on my “list” and I do little fun things like removing stuff! :whistle:
@ mtylerjr - lol, I am still reading this thread and I have someone in the office working on what you need, however they had to leave for 1/2 a day yesterday for a family emergency. I haven’t forgotten about you.