PART ID NUMBER (PIN)
Hello geeks,What is the total caracter max length of the Part Number?shall the PIN's include drawing revision?FredSee More
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Fred Vierheller
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Fred Vierheller commented on Nathan Garrett's blog post 'Reverse Engineering is not just for hackers anymore'
By definition, Reverse engineering (RE) is the process of discovering the technological principles of a device, object or system through analysis of its structure, function and operation, has its origins in the analysis of hardware for commercial or…
Deepak Gupta left a comment for Fred Vierheller
Fred, I'm back to action and now we can start talking about your blog/site
Deepak Gupta left a comment for Fred Vierheller
Hi Fred,
Thanks for the appreciations. I just made a visit to the blog and liked the theme and the quote "Sharing our knowledge among others is like diving a treasure". Sure I will be happy to be a part of your team. Let me know how and…
Chris Saller (ctopher) replied to Fred Vierheller's discussion 'PART ID NUMBER (PIN)' in the group California Users
Length is determined by your company. I prefer 8-10 max. Make the numbering system something that makes sense to your product.
If you do not use a PDM app, the rev would be helpful as part of the file name, but can be messy and fill your drive…
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- What version of SolidWorks do you currently use?
- 2009
- How many years have you been using SolidWorks?
- 13
- What certifications do you have? (CSWP, CSWA, ETC...)
- I hold CSWP through 3dcadware (SW Reseller), I was SW and Camworks Technical support on a part time basis from the founding to its sale in December 2008
- What other programs do you use?
- Alias, Rino, Photoshop
- What are you running SolidWorks on?
- Sager
- What field do you work in?
- Industrial design and mechanical engineering
- What are some of your group affiliations?
- SolidWorks Partner Program at the Research Associate level.
- Your Website
- http://www.solidmasters.com
- Who are you on twitter?
- No....(I try very hard to become one.)
- Linkedin?
- http://www.linkedin.com/pub/3/858/55b
- Any other website you can be found?
- http://www.liljohnsplace.com
- What do you hope to gain from SWGeeks.com?
- I am looking for co-authors for a new SW Training Manual.
- How did you hear about SWGeeks.com?
- Internet research
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- At 1:37am on October 23, 2009,
Deepak Gupta said…
- Fred, I'm back to action and now we can start talking about your blog/site
- At 10:28pm on September 16, 2009,
Deepak Gupta said…
- Hi Fred,
Thanks for the appreciations. I just made a visit to the blog and liked the theme and the quote "Sharing our knowledge among others is like diving a treasure". Sure I will be happy to be a part of your team. Let me know how and where to get connected.
Deepak
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