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Permalink Reply by d3print on January 31, 2010 at 1:20am

Hi to all!

SC is a first MCAD software where I feel that I can do something I want. I`ve used ProE, SE and Inventor (since -97), there are nice things on these software`s but with SC modeling and mod`s going almost too easy.
It works perfect for my needs.

Thanks.

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Permalink Reply by Roger Tetrault on March 7, 2010 at 7:06pm

Hello fellow members: My name is Roger Tetrault and live in Manhattan, Ks. [The' little apple' as we call it. I have just found your web site while browsing for cad-cam information. I am retired now from a career in aviation working on most types of aircraft and helicopters.I was on the modification team and upgraded systems [black boxes,etc.] I've allways wanted to know more about cad com and your web site seems to be just what I'm looking for.I am retired and live on limited income because of health issues of my wife..But that don't stop my brain from working and I try to keep it active.I have a few projects in mind and would appreciate any guidance you can give me on those matter.I would like to build me a utility trailer with a mix of green technology [to keep it lite and carry a heavier load if needed] and complimented with wind resistance structural design.. I realise that this is just a bird's eye view of my project and this is where I need to know the type of cad cam I would need to use[like a house building plan or whatever else is out there ] I need to start learning the system from scracth as it is all greek to me. Would you be so kind as to lead me in the right direction please? I cannot afford the price of those companies hawking their wares out there and I am trying to get by with the old adage of 'Do It Yourself' I am not asking for a free lunch but I would appreciate your time and consideration. Yours Truly Roger Tetrault

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Permalink Reply by anna k on March 29, 2010 at 12:34pm

I"M STILL WAITING TO GET MY SOLIDWORKS PROGRAM WHATS TAKING SO LONG?

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Permalink Reply by Franco Folini on March 29, 2010 at 4:40pm

The order was placed on Saturday and shipped on Monday. To my standards this is a pretty good service.
-- Franco

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Permalink Reply by anna k on March 29, 2010 at 5:14pm

SO DO I GET A CD THAN

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Permalink Reply by anna k on March 29, 2010 at 5:15pm

I NEED HELP WITH SAVING ON 2009 AND OPEN ON 2008 ASAP SCHOOL ONLY HAS OLD PROGRAM AND ONLY ONE COMPUTER WITH NEW I no u can do somthing to the .SLDPART

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Permalink Reply by Liviu Rusu Dogeanu on February 23, 2011 at 12:54am

Hello everyone! Best wishes from a new member.Does anyone know if there is any chance to buy Autodesk Inventor software-one of the last editions- from USA and shipped in Canada?.And for what price?!

Thanks for further suggestions.

LIviu

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Permalink Reply by Freddy Chang on May 21, 2011 at 11:17pm

Hello members,

                       Joined this forum 2 days ago, want to know more about CAD/CAM. Currently own a seat for Solidworks, Rhino4, Rhinocam2.0 pro, Rhinonest, and hopefully Powermill. I started building Desktop cnc machines as a hobby in 2004, big fan of Rapid Prototype, CNC Milling, Lathe machines, mechatronic related products and automation.

 

Cheerio

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by David M Bentsen on November 14, 2011 at 8:21pm

Hello to all!  I am new here and trying to network in all way's possible.  In fact I am working in a factory just to pay the bill's.  I am versed well in Auto CAD to 2010 / 9.0.  I can design any piping system used in today's industries.  I would like to find some contract projects that I can pick up to do at home in my spare time, but I would really love to land a sweet full-time job at a decent company.  Good Luck to all and I hope someone can get me pointed in to the right direction.

 

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Permalink Reply by Lakmini Y on March 16, 2012 at 7:35am

Hi friends. I'm Lakmini,from Sri Lanka,I am glad to join with you :D

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Permalink Reply by Pavel Solin on June 13, 2012 at 11:10am

Hi!

  I am Pavel, the lead developer of NCLab (http://nclab.com). WikiCAD is a great page and it will take me some time to go through all the exciting resources provided here. In the meantime let me mention what I am bringing. I would like you to meet NCLab - a place where people can freely experiment with cool new technologies directly in the web browser. You can store your data in NCLab and run computations on the cloud, free for individual non-commercial use. It is our passion to make things available. NCLab has a nice Solid Modeling tool called PLaSM (Programming Language for Solid Modeling) that is developed by the CAD group at the University of Rome. This is a scripting language which is particularly useful for designs that contain variable parameters, and it is really great for teaching. If you have a minute, there are a few videos on the bottom of this page: http://femhub.com/nclab-tutorials/. I am adding a screenshot of the title page of a new textbook on PLaSM in NCLab. Talk to you soon!

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Permalink Reply by Vince Johnson on June 14, 2012 at 11:03am

Welcome!

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