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I'm trying to take a eps file and convert it to a stl file so I can print in 3D<br />
I also have AUtocAD and Autocad 3D Max Design that will allow me to convert a dwg or dxf file to stl.<br />
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Any suggestions on how to convert from eps to stl?
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I'm trying to take a eps file and convert it to a stl file so I can print in 3D
I also have AUtocAD and Autocad 3D Max Design that will allow me to convert a dwg or dxf file to stl.

Any suggestions on how to convert from eps to stl?

convert a eps file to stl

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