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Rod Uding
Rod Uding
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  • CLAYTON,MO
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Started Apr 30, 2009

 

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Rod Uding commented on Alex R. Ruiz's photo
"I wonder if he washed his hands after using the bathroom before coming on stage"
Feb 10, 2010
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Rod Uding commented on Alex R. Ruiz's group 'SolidWorks Geeks Twitterers'
@JRU_1962 on twitter
Jun 16, 2009
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Rod Uding joined Alex R. Ruiz's group Jun 16, 2009
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Rod Uding commented on Michael Lord's photo
Sweet looking mug, ready for coffee goodness
May 19, 2009
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Rod Uding replied to Steve McLeod's discussion 'New'
Ok, the way you described it should work. By making a flat pattern view that is 1:1 on a drawing sheet that has no sheet format and then exporting it in the manner described should work just fine. If you had SW 2008, the work gets easier. You can…
May 5, 2009
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Rod Uding replied to Steve McLeod's discussion 'New'
Steve, I believe that the source of your problem is when you save the part as a DXF. When saving as a DXF, you need to got the "Options" box on the lower right portion of the save dialog after you select DXF as the save type. It opens…
May 1, 2009
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Solidworks and Networks

Just this week I made a discovery that SW does something I knew nothing about. I found that during a mate operation SW is accessing our network where the models are stored. This came about due to test I ran to see if performance on my desktop computer ran better connected or disconnected from the network. I first tested the mate operation with it connected and it took 200 seconds to do a coincident mate. The 2nd test involved the same mate done disconnected from the network and it took 20…See More
Discussion posted by Rod Uding Apr 30, 2009
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Rod Uding commented on Jeff Sweeney's blog post 'Templates as starter parts'
I have several that I use. One is a formed angle, a sheet metal part, Blanks of SS, CI, UHMW and so on. It does help out immensely. I plan on doing some assembly templates for my piping parts that I commonly use to speed up my starting process.…
Feb 20, 2009

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What version of SolidWorks do you currently use?
2008
How many years have you been using SolidWorks?
7
What other programs do you use?
AutoCAD
What are you running SolidWorks on?
Dell Precision 470
What field do you work in?
Beverage
Who are you on twitter?
JRU_1962
What is your favorite Website for SolidWorks?
http://www.solidsmack.com
What do you hope to gain from SWGeeks.com?
New concepts for modeling and and a few SW friends
How did you hear about SWGeeks.com?
Twitter

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