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Has anyone had this problem. When i pull a drawing in from auto cad as a dxf, at every radius(fillet), i am getting line breaks. The drawings are done in 2d. The line breaks do not seem to appear in autocad but they are very apperent in flow. I have had these parts drawn from scratch, and still line breaks.  I have attached a pdf, dxf and a dwg of the part. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. drawings are from an outside customer, never had this problem with them before. He had redrawn the parts and still get the breaks.



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Crap, forget it, i found out that it was all on our customers end. Corrupted files/ virus or something.
Disregard post!!!!!!

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