Tag: SolidWorks 2014
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Stick Font – A Practical Application #SOLIDWORKS #DraftSight – Updated program Images
With SolidWorks 2015 Beta just a few weeks away, it was a post from Matt Lorono – Product Definition Manager at SolidWorks Dassault Systemes which reminded me that I still haven’t fully utilised SolidWorks 2014. SolidWorks 2014 added the “Stick” or Single line Font – OLF SimpleSansOC to provide a better resource for those who […]
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SolidWorks World 2014 – General Session Day 3 – Photo Journal – Part 4 #sww14 #solidworks
Time to Escape “I’ve been working on a Retractable Ladder” Width Mate Geometry Limits Profile Centre MateChain Pattern Model Break Pipe Break ViewsModel Break Pipe Break ViewsModel Break Pipe Break ViewsAngle Dimension ManipulatorDrawing Sheet ZonesControl RoundingLayer Print Control SolidWorks InspectionSolidWorks InspectionSolidWorks InspectionEnterprise PDM Mobile Web ClientEnterprise PDM Mobile Web Client Bertrand Sicot enters the stage. […]
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SolidWorks World 2014 – General Session Day 3 – Photo Journal – Part 3 #sww14 #solidworks
SolidWorks 2015 – Teasers SolidWorks 2015 – about to channel 1960’s Television! This is a job for CADMAN (and Ribbon)SolidWorks Essential and SolidWorks for Dummies for Ribbonstarring: ……CADMAN to the rescue“Ribbon you have changed your User Definition!” (you need to see the video – look image 3 above)Lets see …. if we can ….. fix […]
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SolidWorks World 2014 – General Session Day 2 – Photo Journal – Part 3 #sww14 #solidworks
Bertrand Sicot knows how to make an entrance! Bertrand enters the stage via the “Night Train”Bertrand introduces Geoff Bodine and Bob Cuneo – Bo-Dyn Bobsled – Designer Manufacturer – USA World Cup winning 4 man BobsledGeoff talks NASCAR and compares/ relates then to Bobsleds “both hit walls occasionally” Talking why and how the project came about […]
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But wait, there’s more! – SolidWorks 2014 #solidworks
From my very first look at SolidWorks 2014 what has impressed me most (and continues to do so) has been the “day to day”reduction of mouse clicks and reduced mouse movement. Much of this has been achieved by being able to access many more features via the Context Toolbar. I said early on that […]
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