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Fin-tastic Clip Art: Free Shark SVG for Personal and Commercial Projects

Add some fin-tastic flair to your projects with this beautiful shark clip art SVG, perfect for personal and commercial use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any specific file formats that are restricted from use on Tibbixel?

No, all provided files (SVG and PNG) are available for use under the same terms.

Can I create custom fonts and use them in a DXF design?

Yes, you can create custom fonts using a font editor like FontLab, then import them into your CAD software for use in your DXF design.

Why is text blurry in my PDF printout when it looks clear on screen?

This could be due to font embedding issues, where the printer doesn't have access to the correct fonts, resulting in distorted text.

Can I group objects with different scales in AutoCAD?

Yes, you can group objects from different scales together in AutoCAD by using the "Group" command (Ctrl+G) while maintaining their individual scale settings.