CADimensions thinks it’s important to have the technical help you’re looking for readily available when you need it, which is why we have created an extensive library of blogs that will assist you through best practices, skills sharpening, and technical issues you may be facing. Our team of experts also writes about industry trends, new products, and tools that can help take your company to the next level.
October 18, 2018
Published in: Uncategorized
Welcome to the first CADimensions Additive Manufacturing Podcast! The topics covered in this episode were Metal 3D Printing, Military 3D Printing Uses, and LCD masked DLP Printers. Show Prep: HP’s New 3D Printers Build Items not of Plastic but of Steel Introducing Original Prusa SL1 – Open Source SLA 3D Printer Marines 3D-print concrete barracks
October 15, 2018
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD, Articles
There is one question that we probably get 1-2 times per day in the CADimensions offices, which is, “Is there a SOLIDWORKS for Mac?” We would like to start with a disclaimer. There are obviously arguments to be made for both sides of this debate which is nothing that we intend to settle here. The
October 10, 2018
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In our first PODCAST episode, we discussed what’s new for SOLIDWORKS 2019 as well as our upcoming events! Catch the first glimpse of a few of the exciting new tools are coming your way! For more info on our launch events: SOLIDWORKS 2019 Launch Events At CADimensions, we believe that our most valuable asset is
September 28, 2018
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
As the world demands products to be designed faster, companies are always looking to find ways to create a more efficient modeling process. There is one overlooked and super simple trick in SOLIDWORKS that can help meet these demands: Custom Templates. Custom Templates In SOLIDWORKS you have the ability to create custom templates for all
September 26, 2018
Published in: 3D Printers, Uncategorized
3D Printing or CNC? 3D Printing and CNC machines both create three-dimensional objects, but which one should you choose? The answer may not be as simple as you expect, especially if you have used a CNC machine for decades. If you move a little bit outside your comfort zone, you could discover the best tool
