Not this time! I trust affinity to get that part right.
He said he imported them into a CAD program, though… CAD tends to like to speak DXF or some such, so I might be a bit leery of SVG stroke dimensions coming in cleanly to something like that.
That being said, Inkscape rules, Affinity drools. 
You two are cracking me up! 
I do work in a CAD program (Rhino) where stroke width doesn’t exist - but luckily offsetting curves by X amount is trivial and reliable - so I just need to get used to when and where I need to do it.
@evansd2 you’re right in general that SVG in and out of CAD might be squirrelly - luckily Rhino brought in @geek2nurse 's file perfectly. Now I get to see how its SVG export behaves… Luckily, already a few posts by others here who work in Rhino so most of the gotchas have already been found and worked around. God bless the trailblazers! 
Well, Rhino is definitely no casual app, that’s some serious kit. You’ll probably be just fine.
#necrogame
This post deserves some more love 
It came up because my non-lasering sibling picked up a “brain teaser” puzzle that was exactly the octahedron from here, but with different connectors 
Thanks for this starter kit, @geek2nurse! I used it to make my first dodecahedron.
My husband and I have been asked to teach a Sunday School class at church for a group of 11-13 year olds. We’ve found that we need to use a variety of hands-on activities to keep them engaged. I decided to make a 12-sided die. The kids loved rolling it, and we used it twice in our class yesterday, once to decide whose turn it was to silently act out a concept while the other class members guessed (charades), and once to determine how many “talents” each class member would receive (foil-covered chocolate coins).
I cut the pieces out of 1/8 baltic birch and glued everything together with wood glue.
The outside layer is whiteboard mdf. I scored the numbers, but we can also write on the sides with a dry erase marker (kids’ names, scripture references, etc.) to create a custom 12-sided die that suits our needs.
I really like the way the edges of the dice look so clean and neat. Beautiful. 
Great kit!
