Inkscape is kind of the standard, and it is free

On Thu, 2014-08-07 at 14:16 +1200, IVP wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I'm looking at getting some components 3D printed, and the printer
> (the person) has suggested the simplest way to get what I want is to
> send him .svg drawings, rather than me going through the learning
> curve of a 3D program to create .obj files, which he feels are not
> necessary for these particular components, as they are really just
> 2D with some depth, ie they have the same profile all the way down
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> I see there are quite a few free .svg drawing utilities available, can
> anyone suggest a "good" one ?
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> TIA
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> Joe
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