SVG coin design for crafting and printing, including vector art for cutting machines.
SVG coin design for crafting and printing, including vector art for cutting machines. SVG illustration of various coins in different denominations and designs. A collection of metallic coins in various denominations. Set of interlocking coins in different sizes and designs for graphic use.
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How do I create a new block in AutoCAD and export it as a DXF file?

To create a new block in AutoCAD, go to the "Block" menu and select "Define Block". Give your new block a name and adjust its properties as needed. Then, use the "Export" feature to save your design as a DXF file.

How do I delete a grouped set of objects in SolidWorks?

If you're working with an assembly, select all parts or components within it and then press the "Delete" key on your keyboard; if you're dealing directly with bodies, use the "Delete Bodies" option found under the "Features" tab.

How do I save a PDF file in Adobe Acrobat with the same filename but with a new extension (e.g. .pdf, .docx)?

To save a PDF file with a different extension, go to File > Save As and select the new file type from the dropdown menu.