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SolidWorks World 2010: Call for Papers

August 20, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

SolidWorks World wouldn’t be the same without the Breakout Sessions and their presenters.  Each year, there is a call for papers.  This is where anyone with experience in a particular topic can propose a presentation as a speaker.  Not everyone who submits a paper will have their presentation accepted.  However, you never know.

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SolidWorks World 2010: CSWP Event Teaser 1

August 20, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

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Jon Hirschtick at SW Corp HQ

August 20, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

When Jon Hirschtick talks, his excitement is infectious.  Maybe reason for this is that he is excited about what he’s talking about.  At the recent visit to SolidWorks headquarters, several of us SolidWorks bloggers got to met with Jon again, but it never seems like enough time.

He talked about how he likes to keep up [...]

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SolidWorks Labs

August 13, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

One of the more fascinating groups at SolidWorks Corp is SolidWorks Labs.  The R&D members in this group really have no central location from which they operate.  They are dispersed throughout the world.  They work by taking tons of input from many different sources and funnelling these into their group for development.  Technology they develop [...]

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SpacePilot PRO 3D Mouse: New Software Updates

August 13, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

3Dconnexion recently announced another free software update for the new SpacePilot PRO 3D mouse.  The most visible portions of this upgrade include [...]

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Secret Spy Photos within SolidWorks Headquarters

August 13, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

Several fellow bloggers and I were recently fortunate enough to be taken on a tour of the SolidWorks headquarters in Concord, MA.  Not many have the clearance for such an honor.  (That last of such tours was conducted on April 1, 2005.)  The onsite DNA analysis required samples that I now regret giving up.  The [...]

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Dimensional limits related to an origin

August 7, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

In SolidWorks 2007 drawing mode, the ability to change the size of individual dimension arrows (so that they were different than the drawing) was limited to a tricky use of favorites. Starting with SolidWorks 2008, that situation improved. SolidWorks now allows the user to set the size for individual dimension arrows. For [...]

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SolidWorks headquarters

August 5, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

The visit to SolidWorks headquarters in Concord, MA has been very eventful.  This has been on busy trip.  The schedule has been full from each early morning to evening.  The SolidWorks bloggers definitely have a lot of material to work from in the up coming months.  There a lot of detail on already available information, [...]

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Lexington, MA

August 5, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

Lexington is a small community just outside of Boston on your way to Concord in Massachusetts.  It’s one of those places visitors may not expect to find themselves when coming to this grand state.  It has a quaint downtown with simple flare.  SolidWorks Corp (aka DS SolidWorks Corporation) has invited many of the SolidWorks bloggers [...]

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It’s All Over!

July 25, 2009 in CAD, SolidWorks

ASME Y14.5M-2009 has been out for a little while now (after almost a year’s delay).  There are significant improvements and clarifications.  One addition in particular caught my attention, the ALL OVER symbol.  When applied to a Profile of a Surface, it pretty much defines the entire shape of a part in every direction (not just [...]

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