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Re: “One Part don´t make an Assembly”

SAG — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 10:27:55 -0000

Hello Daniel, You forgot that you can directly indicate the names of your parts in the dialogue' box.
For that, you can use double click on the name or F2 button.

Re: Sheet Metal in TopSolid 7, Relief Assistant

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Re: Advanced Sheet Metal made easy with TopSolid 7

sheet metal fabricators — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 12:56:57 -0000

Sheet metal fabrications are very popular because you can give it any
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purposes.

Re: Designing a toy car in TopSolid 7 – Part 2, Rapid Prototyping

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Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

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Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

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Re: Tutorial: How to model a tube with flattened ends

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Re: Designing a toy car in TopSolid 7 – Part 2, Rapid Prototyping

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Re: Tutorial: How to model a tube with flattened ends

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Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

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Re: TopSolid Tips & Tricks #12

Galerioza — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 01:21:48 -0000

very nice function, i am working in solidworks and it can´t do that.

Re: Request a video!

Top'Noob — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 13:40:47 -0000

Hello Daniel,
Are you still looking for ideas for a video? I have an idea that would be very helpful for me personally. It would be quite extensive and maybe require a series of several videos.

1. Import a parasolid model of a mold core or cavity with Topsolid 7.
2. Create several electrodes in the same file in position against the core or cavity.
3. Create drafting documents which detail the required burn operations for the EDM operator (positioning and burn depth, etc)
4. Machine the electrode with Topsolid 7 CAM.

I could provide an example of a cavity/core/electrodes if that is helpful.

I do all of these operations regularly in Version 6 but every time I have tried in Version 7 I run into som snag I can't get past. I think if I have a video to follow I may actually be able to make the leap into Topsolid7 permanently.

Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

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Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

Jon Banquer — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:16:44 -0000

English is the only language I read and speak. What I'd like to see happen is more people trying the demo of TopSolid CAD 7 and discussing it. I'd especially like to see those who are using or have used SolidWorks discussing TopSolid CAD 7.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://cadcamtechnologylead...

Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

Bill Genc — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:59:51 -0000

Ulrich brings up some valid points...

I think that in order for any forum to truly be successful it must contain VISIBLE information. This means that every topic must be visible to search engines. Otherwise it is a waste.

Think about it. When you want to find information for something what do you do? You launch your web browser and go to google (or your favorite search engine) and start searching for answers.

Now when a forum is blocking search engines from being able to see the content, it means that nobody can find answers.

The only way to find answers on a blocked forum is if you KNOW IT EXISTS!

Now to take this even further. The big problem with international forums is language. I agree with that completely.

So I say, why not launch a forum that automatically translates to the local language?

This technology exists. Is it perfect? No. Is it bettern than guessing? Yes.

Will it get better over time. Sure.

My point is this.

A forum should be open and available to all in all lanugauges.
A forum should visible to the world and most important to the search engines.

If you want to ask a question in German...do it. In Spanish...do it. (Just not in Sweedish! I mean really...who understand them anyway?) :-) (Obviously I am joking)

I am a big fan of easy to obtain information. I think that all cultures are the same this way...

Re: TopSolid’Forum will be updated in time for christmas!

Ulrich Alt — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 07:39:09 -0000

The problem is that "international" in that case means "english". Extrapolating from my experience in Germany, not many TopSolid users over the world speak or write English fluently enough. At least, even if they do, they hesitate because they fear to make mistakes.

If we take a (local, i.e. german in my case)-speaking forum, we can see that they are not really actrive either, just look at http://ww3.cad.de/cgi-bin/u...

Many customers also do not discuss issues in a forum when they have a VAR they pay for maintenance and provides them wirh rhe information required. Trouble is that, for many reasons, even the VARs do not have all the information.

Re: Tutorial: How to model a tube with flattened ends

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Re: TopSolid, Stratasys 3D Printer and a 1966 Impala

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Re: TopSolid’Planner

bathroom plumbing — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 01:26:29 -0000

A bathroom planner will need to consider what type of bathroom is going to be installed. If you want a fitted bathroom and where all the bathroom utilities are fitted in your units .Just follow a single design to create a sense of unity. You will probably be buying these units from a manufacturer and whilst installation will cost extra, doing it yourself with the time, effort and possible pitfalls involved may not be worth it in the long run.

Re: TopSolid 7.6 preview: “Profile on Profile Deformation”

Jon Banquer — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 16:23:23 -0000

Looks like you are given a lot of control with this deformation tool

Re: More sheet metal magic in TopSolid 7

Susan Jones — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 23:58:59 -0000

Great read! I wish you can follow up on this topic..

Re: First glimpse of TopSolid’Mold 7

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Re: Advanced Sheet Metal made easy with TopSolid 7

Shanon Miracle — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 05:50:18 -0000

Hi,
Sheet Metal Fabrication refers to the bending and shaping processes of sheet metal techniques. Sheet metals can be given all sorts of complex hollow shapes and sections, and the equipment used for these processes.
Sheet Metal Fabricators