I'm new at this too, so please bear with me.
When make a drawing with your CAD program you typically SAVE it somewhere as a .DXF file.
Maybe "Pawn.DXF" or similar.
Now when you reply, attach that file.
What cad are you using ?

RC
Is this what you want.. Hopefully?    Thanks, Hank S.

RC
I just thought of something,When I go to Touch-up the DWG I wonder if I should reset the layer value before posting the dxf again to LT. Maybe thats what is giving me troubles....  Thanks,   Hank S.

Hi Hank

Got your file to load looking at it now, Ill post the proper format so RC can look at it. and explane the .dxf stuff in a bit.

Chip

Hi Hank,
   Thats enough to work with for now. There are several issues...see pics
I'll be back...or Chip might chime in and save us.
RC

Well that by all means is not right, Where did you find them,such as where in the dwg are they at,so I can see what is happening,and try to fix on my end, if there are more then many other issues,I'd like to contact apperson and tell him about his program,and what HE needs to fix,Afterall I did Pay for the software CAD STD PRO,and if it does'nt do the job, lets get it fixed; would'nt you agree.  Thanks,   Hank S.

Hi Hank

Hear are some of the bad spot's marked and a dxf with them in it.

Chip

Chip,
Thanks for the heads up,thoughs are all the intersecting lines that are drawn by arc cord,and each has been curved by me by means of using the mouse to create the arc. HUH..I'll see if I can find a better way of doing the dwg's,and mybe stop all the headaches I'm having,I'm still going to contact apperson about his program though,and thanks so much. Do you know of anything i can do to try to correct this as I don't know where to begin. Hey; Lets see if Art can make a dxf'er for LT and the rest of the Mach Series, Mach will only read, Mach's dxf'er. HA! COLD DAY in !!    Thanks,   Hank S.

Hank,
  Do you use the SNAPS when drawing ?
That really helps keep the ends together.
Even after cleaning you file up, it still has problems in LT.
Looks like the connection tolerances are tight in LT.
Neat CAD you have there....inexpensive too.
Thanks,
RC

Hey Hank,
  The most of the problem was at the base of the piece.
After putting the extension for the chuck or collet, it posts good.
Try this DXF.
RC