#DOWNLOAD EDRAWINGS VIEWER 2014 TRIAL#
Some trial and error is required with the Options button to set the import units correctly. This will require the STL plugin if not present. STL file you just made from eDrawings program into Sketchup. Then you can then IMPORT your newly created. You can however Save a copy of the part to. I had hoped that I might be able to measure the copy but that did not work out. Save your self a COPY of the part with the Save AS menu item and I checked both option boxes (allow STL export and enable measurements). You can Right Click and Hide All if you want to be able to view just this part alone. The Selected the part you are interested in exporting is highlighted. Since the flat plates are the parts that I am interested in measuring I have selected it in the tree view on the left. I have opened the Side Carriage Left.SLDASM. Open the assembly that has the part that you are interested in Exporting. I played with Neil's FROG CNC model in eDrawings a bit and discovered that there is a work around - to use it to output files from his original models which you can then later measure or modify in SketchUp. There is a free SolidWorks eViewer available for download that you can use to view and inspect assemblies. One problem for me was not having SolidWorks on my PC. Neil shared the CAD Model of his build that he made with SolidWorks. I was following the recent Build thread of the FROG Router by Neil Rosenberg over in the CNC Router section.
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