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CADimensions Inc. and Unitec Inc, both family-owned businesses, have reached an agreement to join forces.

Published in: News

Syracuse, NY August 6, 2019. CADimensions Inc. announced today that it has acquired the assets of Unitec. Inc. This merger will give CADimensions the ability to serve the entire North East territory with Dassault Systems 3D Experience and SOLIDWORKS engineering software solutions. “CADimensions and Peter have been friends and allies with Unitec for many years.

Manually update SOLIDWORKS Toolbox after Upgrading

Written by: CADimensions

Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD

Tags: Toolbox, SOLIDWORKS Upgrade

Have you upgraded to SOLIDWORKS 2019, but forgot to have SOLIDWORKS automatically update the toolbox? I’ll be going over exactly how to perform a manual update to the toolbox utilizing an adapter found within your SOLIDWORKS files that can do it all for you. Step 1: Make a copy of your existing Toolbox Let’s jump

How to Automatically Add Explode Lines for Each Component

Written by: CADimensions

Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD

Tags: SOLIDWORKS 2018, CommandManager, Explode lines, Smart Line Tool, PropertyManager

Have you ever been working on a complex assembly and created an exploded view, just to realize that you now have to perform the task of adding explode lines between each and every component? Dread no more, SOLIDWORKS 2018 has you covered! New to SOLIDWORKS 2018 is the Smart Explode Lines tool. This tool automatically

Deactivate with the magic of the Activation Wizard

Written by: CADimensions

Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD

Tags: Solidworks, Deactivation, Activation Wizard, uninstall

It’s an exciting day when you install SOLIDWORKS on your brand new computer. But the day takes a dark toll when you realize you forgot to deactivate before uninstalling on your old computer. Do you really have to download and install SOLIDWORKS on the old computer just to deactivate the license? But that will take

SOLIDWORKS Instant3D Move Features

Written by: CADimensions

Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD

Tags: Solidworks, CAD, Instant3D, Move Feature

Have you ever wanted an easy way to relocate a feature that was already created in SOLIDWORKS, without ever having to edit that feature’s sketch? That’s entirely possible through the use of Instant3D functionality! SOLIDWORKS Instant3D is a great tool for quickly creating and modifying any kind of model geometry, as well as sketch entities within