DriveWorks – Yes, I’m writing about it again

As I write this, I’m sitting in the first day of a 3-day training course for DriveWorks, a SolidWorks Gold Partner. I’ve written about DriveWorksXpress quite a few times in the past and have touched upon DriveWorks (the big brother). From what I’ve seen, and learned, today, this is one powerful tool. For any of you that have played around with DriveWorksXpress, you have know idea of what the full-blown version could do for you.
We’ve only messed around with the basics so far and I’m already really impressed. This program is so powerful and robust. It’s even moreso if you know VBA. You don’t need to know VBA, I’m just sayin’…
I’m going to write more over the next few days as I get my mind wrapped around everything I’m learning. Know this though: if your company does custom parts/assemblies based off of master parts/assemblies, you are doing yourselves a HUGE disservice by not using DriveWorks. Once case study talked about taking their simple, 45-minute design time down to 1 minute. One minute!

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November 6, 2007 · Posted in SolidWorks Community

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