Tweet My buddy Josh, he of Solidsmack fame (infamy?), has lost it. He managed to put vomit, 3D CAD, Windows7 and a SpacePilot Pro all into the same post and make it work, mostly. The best part of the whole thing is if you can convince the contest fairies your response is the best, you [...]
Tweet No, this isn’t a post about the wrap feature in SolidWorks. It’s about wrapping up another year. All things considered, I’d say it was a successful year. I’m (mostly) healthy. I finally quit smoking. My boys are healthy and happy. I only spent three months unemployed. These are all things to be thankful for. [...]
Tweet Back in June, I posted a quick SolidWorks T & T post that seemed to be well received, so I figured I’d post another one. ‘Ctrl’+8 will change view to Normal to. Hitting it again will flip to the opposite side. F5 turns your filter toolbar on/off. F6 clears enabled filters. To created geometry [...]
Tweet I’m the only SolidWorks user in the company and, up until now, haven’t been using PDMWorks. Part of the reason is I don’t trust our server. We’re a small company and the server’s stability worries me. Presently, I have everything on my computer, with a backup on an external hard drive. The only things [...]
Tweet The SolidWorks task pane. We’ve all seen it, right? Probably used it a time or two for drawing view insertion or to dig something up out of a design library. When was the last time you clicked on the ‘home’ tab and looked at what it has to offer? Granted, starting a new document, [...]
Tweet First, I owe an apology to Gabriele Meluzzi from Steelworks. Gabriele, mi dispiace. I took way too long to complete this review, especially after all of your patience. In a nutshell, this program rocks. While it took me a bit to muddle my way through, I really ended up liking it. The tutorials are [...]
Tweet If you do think you’re good at rendering using PhotoWorks, you should head over to Christopher Thorn’s website. Christopher took over for Rob Rodriguez after Rob realized he couldn’t give the contest the time it needed. Christopher has set up a great site and kept the PhotoWorks contest going. December’s contest ends on the [...]
Tweet As I mentioned in my last post, Stump the Chumps II is on! Also, there’s a couple of more chumps that have joined us. I guess it would make sense to introduce you to everyone: Matthew Lorono Matthew’s experience with SolidWorks starts in 1998 with a strong focus on streamlining drafting activities. He has worked in the [...]
