Contest Announcement

I know I am probably asking for trouble but I wanted to let everybody
know that I am holding another contest. Full details are available on
my blog:

http://www.theswgeek.com/2008/08/31/help-fellow-users-and-win-a-solidworks-2009-bible/

Thanks,

Alex R. Ruiz
The SolidWorks Geek
http://www.theswgeek.com
http://www.swgeeks.com
http://www.alexrruiz.com

 

There is no contest. Solid Edge with S/T blows SolidWorks out of the
water when it comes to modifying non-native solids.

See the main Jon Banquer blog.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Morning Jon,

Good to see that you are doing well this fine SoCal Sunday Morning!
Although, I must admit I have not spent any time on your blog I
promise I will take a look the first chance I get.

 

Good Morning Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing this.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Afternoon Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Afternoon Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

You might want to prepare yourself first Alex.

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200343167_200343167

 

Good Evening Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Evening Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Evening Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

IOW You don't have it & are not getting it.

(He collects "free demos" as long as nobody
knows where he is -- IOW No surface mail or
tracable phone number, etc.)
Not that he has a clue what they are about.
Coasters?

 

<G>

 

The ever-so-simple way, as usual, Tom.
By not getting it (or a clue).

 

You'll be sorry.

 

Good Morning Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Morning Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Afternoon Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

Good Evening Alex,

I hope you are thinking more about writing your SolidWorks book.

I hope you are thinking about trying SpaceClaim to see if you like
using less restrictive / better modeling tools.

I hope if you do try SpaceClaim you will post about this on your
blog.

I hope Siemens decides to make a free trial of Solid Edge with S/T
available to you (and anyone else who wants to try it) so you can
evaluate Solid Edge with S/T properly. If they don't I hope you will
bad mouth Siemens on your blog for not doing so.

I hope your post here inspires other SolidWorks bloggers to do the
same... it might help SolidWorks 2010 to be a much better product
rather than the useless piece of crap it currently is for working with
non-native solids and for trying to understand someone else's design
intent.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/