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- Ricky, The list sounds great, some well needed enhancements. Any idea on what kind of hardware requirements for optimal performance. We are getting ready to upgrade all our workstations and it...
- Any suggestions on why when I'm using the wrap feature certain radiuses are not able to be wrapped? For example I was modeling a .07 mm hole (yes I know that's small) and Solidworks would...
- I've not used that function either, though something similar is on my 3D mouse which I do use from time to time.
- Do anyone know where I can watch the video of Dean Kamen with his speech in that event? hope someone can answer me, thanks in advance.
- i noticed a tool called Curvature Explorer in boundary feature, a few days ago. (RMB on the yellow preview surface->Curvature Explorer , a movable dot appears on the surface which shows the...
1 year ago
Steve
1 year ago
please send me tutorials of solidworks
the subject of tutorials : molding and welding and drawing
thanks a lot
1 year ago
Everything I have is on this site. We'll see if some of the subjects you mentioned make it onto the site in the future.
I recommend you check out the video tutorials at www.solidprofessor.com and www.inspirtech.com
Best Regards,
Ricky Jordan
1 year ago
I am trying to cut multiple holes on a curved surface, perforated for ventilation in Solidworks. I do not want random holes. How do I create perforated holes that align straight on each angle. An example of what I'm trying to achieve is the MUJI Cd player
http://swissmiss.typepad.com/weblog/2005/11/muji_cd_player.html
Help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Irene
1 year ago
You could easily create the pattern shown at the link you posted by creating a fill pattern of the hole, or by creating one of the spokes in a hole feature and then doing a circular pattern.
Brian
http://www.cadfanatic.com/