THE SolidWorks 2007 Bible

This book is a must have for any intermediate user of SolidWorks. Matt Lombard, who I have mentioned many times here, is a man among men when it comes to SolidWorks. I’ve met Matt and he’s an incredibly intelligent individual, down to Earth and damn funny. (he does remind me of one of the cavemen from the Geico commercials though…) Seriously, Matt knows SolidWorks through and through and his blog is full of useful tips and tricks, musings and rantings. Go check it out.

To see what’s in this book, or to order it, go to Matt’s site. Personally, I think that it should be on the NY Times Bestseller List, a must read for engineering students and an Oprah Book of the Month. It goes beyond a simple "introduction to" or a tutorial. It is for more advanced users (why I ordered one is beyond me…). If you order directly from Matt’s site, he’ll even autograph it for you.

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April 30, 2007 · Posted in Software Review

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matt

Ok, I can see the Geico Caveman thing.
When I was "young" (whatever that means anymore) people said I looked like Richard Gere, which was cool. Then I got older and it was Rick Moranis (Ghost Busters, SNL). More recently it has been Jon Lovitz, and now it's the Geico Caveman - except I don't dress as well. Just as long as it doesn't get to Phyllis Diller, I guess I'm not too concerned. Thanks for the comments!

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