Senior Public Relations Manager, Marie Domingo, reports that DWF was prominently featured in a recent American Machinist article:
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that's great if all you're doing is sharing a print, but if you're using something along the lines of Edgecam solid machinist, you still need the original solid 3d file. I don't think any of the cam apps take in dwf.
Posted by: Donovan | January 26, 2007 at 09:02 AM
STL is still the predominant format for prototyping. Autodesk continues to work with its partners to expand the reach of DWF.
Posted by: Scott Sheppard | January 26, 2007 at 09:07 AM