Phoenix - Your AI AssistantCreating a DWG / CAD file from a PDF
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- Proposals: 32
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- #4231707
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Sheffield 
Description
Experience Level: Intermediate
Estimated project duration: 1 day or less
HI
We have an older PDF of a typographical survey. We need to make some designs using it as a base and for that we need a DWG/CAD electronic file.
I tried a freebie conversation program, but the output was rubbish. Need someone with a combination of manual and conversion process to give us a product fit for purpose.
I'll be passing the DWG file to someone else and they need to be happy its fit for purpose.
I only need the cut down bit of the original PDF file, in Screenshot 2024-07-03 not the whole PDF
I've made fhe selected area slight.y bigger, since it appears from the responses its not too tricky
Basically, the needed area is bounded by the roads on 3 sides
We have an older PDF of a typographical survey. We need to make some designs using it as a base and for that we need a DWG/CAD electronic file.
I tried a freebie conversation program, but the output was rubbish. Need someone with a combination of manual and conversion process to give us a product fit for purpose.
I'll be passing the DWG file to someone else and they need to be happy its fit for purpose.
I only need the cut down bit of the original PDF file, in Screenshot 2024-07-03 not the whole PDF
I've made fhe selected area slight.y bigger, since it appears from the responses its not too tricky
Basically, the needed area is bounded by the roads on 3 sides
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Good afternoon, do you have a definite delivery date for this project?
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Jeremy, are you using the topo for 2d design only?
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Hi, Jeremy I have given the CAD example but you declined the proposal please help me is there anything wrong?
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Is it crucial to capture every detail from the selected section of the PDF, or are there specific elements that hold the most importance for your design team?