[twoclones]

I vectorized a piece of clipart then did a lot of editing of the geometry using 'drag corner' and 'deform'. When I used 'Mill V Carve' and generated a tool path, the results went beyond the limits of my machine. (see image)
How can I fix this and avoid causing the problem in the future?

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[jrmach]

Let's see the .bbcd file

[twoclones]

Let's see the .bbcd file

The upload window said my bbcd was an 'invalid file' so I added the txt extension to appease the upload script.

Appreciate you taking a look.

[dwood]

there is open geometry when this happens
there are multiple places to be trimmed, either by single entity or trim 2 entity correct those and she works fine
chain select to find the open geometry

[twoclones]

there is open geometry when this happens
there are multiple places to be trimmed, either by single entity or trim 2 entity correct those and she works fine
chain select to find the open geometry

Many thanks! That did the trick
I've been using CorelDraw since version 2 for DOS but that confuses me more than it helps.

[jrmach]

JSYK,,,,to upload a file,,,,you R-Click on the .bbcd file and select send to compressed file,which .zips it,,,,then upload that file
The way you did it don't work

[RAF.]

it still looks screwy when I look at it

[twoclones]

it still looks screwy when I look at it

Better this way?

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[twoclones]

JSYK,,,,to upload a file,,,,you R-Click on the .bbcd file and select send to compressed file,which .zips it,,,,then upload that file
The way you did it don't work

Thanks for the info.
The way I did it appears to have worked for me. When I clicked, it downloaded and once I stripped the .txt extension, BobCAD was able to open it.