Trees of Blood & surfacing for Blockheads -

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Edward T Eaton, Feb 22, 2005.

  1. The powerpoints and sample files for our SolidWorks World sessions on
    rebuild errors & on surfacing (tutorial for folks who don't think they
    use/need surfacing) are on our website: www.dimontegroup.com

    Please try to download after 5:00 PM/before 8:00 AM U.S. central time.

    If you went to SolidWorks world, you will be getting a CD containing
    presentations in the mail in a couple of weeks. However, the powerpoint
    and sample files for the rebuild error session are out of date on the CD - I
    spent about four hours over the weekend expanding on the powerpoint.
    notes for the rebuild error session and adding coments into the parts. I
    did not, however, have anything to add to surfacing for blockheads (nor did
    I do much better on spelling).

    Curvy Stuff 301 is due in a couple of days - it is done, annotated, and just
    waiting for the guy who handles our website to get it up. Stay tuned...
     
    Edward T Eaton, Feb 22, 2005
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    jon banquer Guest

    I look forward to seeing Curvey Stuff 301, Ed.

    Any chance that Camtasia will make things easier for you next year ?

    think3 makes extensive use of Camtasia.

    I wish VX would.


    jon
     
    jon banquer, Feb 23, 2005
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    Cliff Guest

    Bitch, bitch, bitch.
    No shocker there.
     
    Cliff, Feb 23, 2005
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    grantmi1 Guest

    I really appreciate these presentations I learn quite a bit from them.
    Thanks!
     
    grantmi1, Feb 24, 2005
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    grantmi1 Guest

    I really appreciate these presentations I learn quite a bit from them.
    Thanks!
     
    grantmi1, Feb 24, 2005
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  6. Thanks! I'm glad you found them useful.
     
    Edward T Eaton, Feb 24, 2005
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    daniel Guest


    Hi Ed,

    Any chance of seeing the model shown in the surfacing for B-heads on
    page 80 - the one illustrating 3 fillets transitioning into a single
    full round (atomic bomb fillet - 3)? I recently did a part where I had
    several transitions like that, and I am curious to see how you have
    solved it.

    Great presentations - thanks for sharing!

    TIA
    Daniel
     
    daniel, Feb 24, 2005
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  8. Thanks, Ed. You're the champ! I can't wait to dig into the new tutorials.
    (Well, actually, I have to wait, while work takes all of my time, but I'm
    chomping at the bit!)

    Jerry Steiger
    Tripod Data Systems
    "take the garbage out, dear"
     
    Jerry Steiger, Feb 25, 2005
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