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April 01, 2014
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
Why should you get SOLIDWORKS Certified? Because the pursuit will make you a better SOLIDWORKS user, period. I saw SOLIDWORKS for the first time in 2006. I attended SOLIDWORKS Essentials and that was as far as I went with it. I never attended a “What’s New” session, and after I found out I could get
March 26, 2014
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
Have you ever wanted to measure between two arbitrary points on surfaces, but you don’t have geometry suitable for selection in the measure command? You may have tried to split the surfaces or even add points on the surface to measure between. Measuring point-to-point is made easy by initiating the Measure command from the command
March 24, 2014
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
This is a continuation of Franco’s post on Desktop Backgrounds. If you’ve seen a film documentary, you’ve probably heard the phrase “fix it in post.” It’s a phrase that I jokingly toss around whenever something doesn’t go right in the moment. The mindset is simple: Get things as close as you can on the first pass,
March 19, 2014
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
I’ve been working this gig for two years now, and I think I’ve figured out what I like the most, and what I like the least. Seemed a little silly to me to call it the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, because this is surely the coolest job ever – so we’re going with
March 18, 2014
Published in: 3D Printers
CADimensions is rolling out our March Morning Show this Friday, 3/21. This month’s show will be hosted by Jeff Lewis and Tom DiLaura. Some topics that will be presented are how rapid prototyping can aid in design considerations, how to effectively create an STL file from SOLIDWORKS, and some insights into what’s new in the
