At this point, it’s fairly safe to assume you’ve heard of 3D printing. Not necessarily because the technology has been around for 30 years, but because it’s gotten considerable coverage… Read more >
Excel export/import it is a new feature in SOLIDWORKS Electrical 2015. This feature allows you to manage project data outside SOLIDWORKS Electrical. Data is exported via an Excel file in which… Read more >
In the October blog we looked at the default gauge tables included in the SOLIDWORKS installation. In order to understand how gauge or bend tables work we must understand the… Read more >
I think it’s safe to assume that most FEA users have at some point experienced a sudden urge to violently shake their computer. Fantasies of the gratifying impact between a… Read more >
The SOLIDWORKS Women in Engineering Program (WIE) was created to help recognize the outstanding achievements that women are accomplishing day to day in the engineering field and community around the… Read more >
Let’s talk about shells in SOLIDWORKS Simulation. As a general rule, it’s good to consider using them if thin geometry is present. Yet we often see people stubbornly sticking with solid bodies, probably because there is less… Read more >
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For the upcoming 2014 tax year, Section 179 has been restored to its original limits of $25,000 plus an adjustment for inflation. What does this mean? This means that if… Read more >
Derby was born with deformations in both of his front legs, making movement and any kind of speed difficult, if not impossible. Thanks, in part, to 3D Systems now, he… Read more >
With the idea submission period over, it is now time to vote for your favorite ideas! To review and vote on ideas for the SOLIDWORKS World 2015 Top Ten list,… Read more >
