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mating multibody parts
Started Sep 19, 2008
a little tip about imported surfaces (Heal Edges)
Started Sep 6, 2008
how offset curves are constructed?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Arash Sep 19, 2008.
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Luis Carlos Botero replied to Arash's discussion 'What are the benefits of earning a solidworks degree?' in the group CSWP and CSWAs
If you are a CSWP, you are telling the peoplo that you can spend your time on the design fact, not in fighting with the software. That, a good reason to choose a CSWP above another one. Sorry for my bad English.
Deepak Gupta replied to Arash's discussion 'Imported geometry problems'
Brian,
Thanks for these views.
To add what Brian has said, I will say over a period of time you will gain experience and then you will be in position where you can judge that which format suits which cad/cam/cae package.
Deepak
Brian replied to Arash's discussion 'Imported geometry problems'
Arash,
The answer to your question is difficult but here is a 10,000 ft view point. I deal with importing Pro/E, Catia, IDEAS, UGS etc, most of which i tend to use STEP to create, but sometimes STEP does not work so I use IGES or VDA etc until I…
Deepak Gupta replied to Arash's discussion 'What are the benefits of earning a solidworks degree?' in the group CSWP and CSWAs
Comments by different people on earning a SolidWorks certification
http://www.solidworks-apac.com/2009/05/18/win-solidworks-certification-exams/
Can Uludag replied to Arash's discussion 'What are the benefits of earning a solidworks degree?' in the group CSWP and CSWAs
It's just a way of showing to the people that you know SolidWorks.It doesn't make you a good designer.Just a software knowledge and a little bit engineering vision.
Arash replied to Ron G's discussion 'Look at part'
hold middle mouse button instead of left clicking.
Arash replied to Smoky Rick's discussion 'Unmovable sub-assembly'
hi rick,
Right-click the sub-assembly in the FeatureManager design tree and select Component Properties.
The Component Properties dialog box appears.
Under Solve as, select Flexible, then click OK.
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