Convert bobcad file to dxf or eps

[kzey]

I don't have bobcad. Can someone convert this .bbcd bobcad file to an eps or dxf so I can import into my software.
Thanks in advance!

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[jrmach]

Well,it is a newer version than what I own.Ain't going to happen.
Why do you you have a .bbcd file to convert ?
Like it is a 2 second deal for the person who originally saved it,to save as a .dxf

[kzey]

It's a part I need to modify slightly for fire dept's Hmmwv. I'm working through owner of company that makes the part, someone else does their drawings and lost in translation. Seemed easier to get someone with bobcad to convert to what I can use than to try to explain what is needed through multiple layers of folks.

[jrmach]

The ,bbcd file is newer than V28,,,,Hopefully someone who owns V29 or 30 can help

[The Engine Guy]

Try the attached .DXF file, should work, all errors and ommissions excepted, use at your own risk

We have to say such things these days just to cover backs etc

jrmach FYI for future reference. File was opened in V29 Demo and as it is just lines and arcs all I did was highlight it all and go Edit>Copy, this puts it on Windows Clipboard.
Next opened up V28 and went Edit>Paste and the shape then appeared in the new document, then a simple "Save as" to .dxf and job done

Regards
Rob

[kzey]

Imports perfectly. Thanks so much!

Try the attached .DXF file, should work, all errors and ommissions excepted, use at your own risk

We have to say such things these days just to cover backs etc

jrmach FYI for future reference. File was opened in V29 Demo and as it is just lines and arcs all I did was highlight it all and go Edit>Copy, this puts it on Windows Clipboard.
Next opened up V28 and went Edit>Paste and the shape then appeared in the new document, then a simple "Save as" to .dxf and job done

Regards
Rob

[The Engine Guy]

You are welcome

Regards
Rob