Jeff Mirisola

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Name: Jeff Mirisola
Date registered: February 22, 2009

Latest posts

  1. Masshole of the Year – Edson Gebo — April 30, 2012
  2. Lou Gallo – Podcaster Extraordinaire — April 27, 2012
  3. The enigmatic Josh Mings — March 19, 2012
  4. Charles Culp – A gift to SolidWorks users everywhere — March 5, 2012
  5. 18 Minutes with Bertrand Sicot — October 9, 2011

Most commented posts

  1. SolidWorks Crashes & Slowdowns: It’s Your Fault — 52 comments
  2. SolidWorks Crashes and Slowdowns, Part 3 — 29 comments
  3. SolidWorks Crashes and Slowdowns, Part 2 — 26 comments
  4. External References – Why I hate them. — 24 comments
  5. SolidWorks Help Files — 20 comments

Author's posts listings

Jan 21

Annual Migration

And so it begins, the annual migration of the Humanus SolidWorkus. These creatures, a subset of Humanus Geekus, come together once a year in a feeding frenzy known as SolidWorks World. They come from all over the world to gorge themselves on each other’s knowledge of SolidWorks. To the uninitiated, the sight of thousands of …

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Dec 11

Learn SolidWorks, Win an iPad!

My good friend, Ben Eadie, has a new teaching website (usingsolidworks.com) and to help get things going, he’s giving away a 32GB iPad. Check out the video for all the pertinent info. Using SolidWorks Giveaway Like what you see? Go here to sign up.

Nov 24

SWW2011 – 73 Reasons to Go

360 Enterprise Software (Mecanica Solutions) 3D QuickTools Ltd. 3Dconnexion Altium Inc. AMC Bridge LLC AMD Inc. AMV s.r.l. Barry-Wehmiller International Resources CAD Partner GmbH Camtek GmbH Capvidia CD-adapco Cideon America, Inc. COMSOL, Inc. Creaform Custom Tools Dassault Systèmes Delcam plc Dell Inc. DriveWorks Ltd. DS SolidWorks Corp. Edgecam – a Planit Co. ElectroMagneticWorks EnvisionTEC ESPRIT/DP Technology …

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Nov 22

Picture it, Design it, Sell it

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Have you ever been lying in bed and have a vision of the ultimate widget float through your mind? Next thing you know you’re up sketching out a rough design, refining it, smiling at the simplicity of something so ingenious. Then it hits you, you don’t have the means to get it to market. Well, …

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Nov 21

SolidWorks World 2011

SolidWorks World 2011 is just over two months away and I’m getting really excited for it. It’ll be the 7th time I’ve had the opportunity to go, and I know I’ll be just as blown away as I have been the 6 previous times. There’s something awe-inspiring when you see 5000+ SolidWorks geeks coming together …

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Nov 14

Review – Template Wizard

Let’s get this legalese out of the way first: I was provided with a copy of Template Wizard to review. At no point in time was it implied that acceptance of said software would result in a favorable review. Let’s be real here, anyone who knows me knows that I’m not a sell out. I …

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Oct 04

Where have I been?

Wow, it’s been too long since I’ve posted anything. Work has been encroaching on my personal life quite a bit lately. 10-, 11-, 12-hour days will do that. We had a big push to get the latest press design done. By ‘we’, I mean me, as in I was being pushed to get the latest …

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Sep 08

2011 – Saving the Planet

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Asheen Phansey, the PM for SolidWorks Sustainability, came up to show us Sustainability. “Show” isn’t really the right word. Asheen is so passionate about sustainability, I felt guilty for not recycling the gum I chewed earlier in the day. Here’s the deal for me, though: I get sustainability. I recycle, I try to minimize waste. …

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Sep 07

2011 – The Simulation side of things.

Admittedly, Simulation isn’t my cup of tea. I use it minimally, but leave the hardcore stuff up to those that know. However, I am learning more about it. I may even take the exam some day…maybe. Stephen Ensby, the Simulation Product Manager, was quite happy about the changes they’ve made to Simulation. Their thought was …

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Sep 06

2011 Part II – No more shiny stuff

That’s what customers are saying, according to Shaun Murphy, no more bells and whistles. What does that mean for the development folks at SolidWorks? It means they’re going back into the code to make it better, more robust. To that end, a major focus for the 2011 release was lowering the memory footprint. We’ve all …

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