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made also a bunch, my first prints on the B**** printer :) my take on it,

sorry, dutch :)

opened in rhino, (21 closed loops) > saved as svg opened in alibre > 1 open loop @bottom head. check export settings inkscape > preference > (padstring) set to absolute. when exported, there is also only one open loop @ bottom head. Close it & you can extrude it.

New to Alibre... Same here, service fee of the price of one year f360...mmm Can like Alibre, but often it's a walk around the block instead of going true...

got it in alibre... but why you want that ? amazing, blender/rhino FAIL f360...asap (I should go back to f360 :D ) oh yes, it hangs at 21% for 30min. when import in alibre 1: repair in f360 mesh > convert mesh> export to step

export as .iges, opens fine in f360 engrave seems to work fine

1: clean up that stl, like remove the letters at the bottom. The stl has 5 parts & is not closed. if you are a paid f360 user...look for the reverse engineering tut's (think it's well suited for that part) .stl to .step....no free lunch :)

oh, finally it recognize Alibre :) comes with the latest Sprut update seems to work :D

remove/delete the R,7500 delete theR,328.. dimension redemension the ,328072 to,350 done :) good luck :)

export to svg & import it back > works!

ok, thx for the ticket David :)

found: issue seem to be the DOF callouts ! when off > no problem > can trim all when on > crash after +- 10 trims

let you know, screen recording

orientation doesn't matter. Yes trim tool in sketcher.

edge 8 is the trouble maker :) (tooth Profile) edit: mmm, put the main body @ bottom

or, how to crash Alibre in 10 sec. open new part activate 2d sketch (xy) draw line (10mm) linear pattern line: 10 instances over X (spacing 15mm) & 10 instances over Y (spacing 15mm) randomly trim lines GAME OVER (@ trimed line 13 :oops::eek::cool:o_O ) can repeat this over & over again Alibre...

look's it's solved with the w11 update (pro11/22H2/04/01/2023) (save before...)

because there are 2 separate lines > or you close it with a line> or remove one line(side) & mirror it later. (note: line is little short, make it little longer)

using sweep_cut & mirror (or can also connect two sides in sketch)

oh, project as reference figures. Overlooked that :) thx (2 corners can be removed with the move face)