Next CSWUG Meeting Topic: Sheet Metal

I am currently seeking feedback on the next meeting topic: Sheet Metal
Are there any newsgroupies in the CSWUG area (Richmond, IN) that has some
input, suggestions or expertise that would be interested in preparing
content and/or presenting it to the group? SWX 2003 or 2004 will be fine for
presenting. Even SWX 2001+ would be cool for the more basic content.
Depending on the amount of feedback I get will determine when the meeting
is. Tentatively it will be in 2 to 6 weeks from now. Check out the newly
updated website for contact info or reply to or
. Thanks!

 

class class anyone anyone? ;0)

 

Still looking foe feed back.........thanks.

 

this swug is a joke n' a half..........

 

If that is the case then you are more than welcome to come in and make it
not a joke. That is why
I post here, for feedback. Rather than spout idiotic filth, set me
straight. Help me help the local
users. I'm sure they would appreciate some mind blowing knowledge from an
obvious scholar
such as yourself! And while your at it maybe you can come on board and help
me run the group!
I sure could use the help since I do EVERYTHING group related by myself, it
would be
AWSOME to have someone of your skill level come in and teach the masses!
Lets take a look at
your intellect:
From: sw-pw-man ()Subject: Re: Yuck! Martian Head in a
Jar Newsgroups: comp.cad.solidworksDate: 2004-01-22 04:16:33 PST
hmmm.....bummer.........its in
2004.....................hohum...........................guess I have to
wait to see it..........sw-pw-man

Wow! Stunning! Informative! worthy of Einstein himself!
From: sw-pw-man ()Subject: Re: Newbie:hole in a
cylinder Newsgroups: comp.cad.solidworksDate: 2004-01-13 11:56:53 PSTHe
said nonplanar surface. I took it to be the cylindrical surface.

Very informative! You must have been using SWX for YEARS!!! From: sw-pw-man
()Subject: Re: Certification question. Newsgroups:
comp.cad.solidworksDate: 2004-01-12 04:21:01 PSTI took my test through my
VAR, and it took about 3-4 weeks. That was about 3
months ago, and I still havent seen the certificate
yet...........................
sw-pw-man Recent CSWP....hmmmmmm the plot thickens! From: sw-pw-man
()Subject: Re: certified professional Newsgroups:
comp.cad.solidworksDate: 2003-12-11 07:32:03 PSTThere is an exam that you
can take. Some VARS offer this exam along with
their training courses. ....blahh .....blahhh ....blahhhh.... ....blahh
......blahhh ....blahhhh.... ....blahh .....blahhh ....blahhhh....on those
taking the test forthe first time. After taking the test, I can believe a
lot of people failthe test, but not 80% worth.

Your best option is to use the program as much as possible and work in all
areas, plus get as much training as you can.

Hope this helps

sw-pw-man
certified solidworks professional DAMN DUDE! give credit where credit is
due! You got "hookED up with a one year(sworth) of unlimited training"
because you won it at this joke of a group. Youknow it's people like you who
are going to stop the world from actually rotating! BRENT The
proof=http://www.cswug.com/meetarch.htm May 2002: "One last thanks to CATI,
Jim Miller and Erin Williams, for stopping by and sponsoring such a cool
raffle item!" And by "Cool raffle item" I mean "one years worth of unlimited
training" It's time to put up or shut up! I am calling you out son. Since
you are a CSWP and obviously EXTREMELY knowledgeable of SolidWorks, I am
inviting you to present sheet metal for 29004 at our next meeting. Right out
here in public for the entire community to see! What do you say? Let me know
as soon as possible so we can get www.cswug.com updated!Oh, by the way, have
they started to let you design anything or are you still remodeling
SolidWorks parts into PRO/E parts? J/W schmuck!