Share your Product Designs with the Entire SolidWorks Community

First, I’d like to apologize to anyone who may have stumbled over the previous iteration of this post. After seeing what Ricky and Rob had written regarding this very subject, I realized that I needed to step up more.
At SolidWorks World 2006, there was a dispay featuring a wide variety products designed in Solidworks. For me, the coolest thing was the Koenigsegg CCR.

Maybe it was because they let me sit in it but, nonetheless, it’s a sweet car. (You can see more here.) While looking at pictures (renderings…sorry, Rob) of products designed in SolidWorks is nice, being able to see them and touch them is ten fold better. Nowhere else can you see such a variety of products, all designed with the same software. As Rob said, "How cool is that!"

Think your product has what it takes to be chosen? If you do, click here and nominate your product today.

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September 29, 2006 · Posted in SolidWorks Community

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