New England PRO/USER Group meeting Nov. 4th

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The next meeting of the New England PRO/USER Group will be held November 4, 2004 at VISIBLE EDGE in NASHUA, NH.

AGENDA =======================================================================

EVENT START END ============================================= Socializing 8:00 9:00 --------------------------------------------- Signin & Registration 8:30 9:00 --------------------------------------------- Introduction 9:00 9:15 --------------------------------------------- Pro/Collaborate 9:15 10:05 --------------------------------------------- Break 10:05 10:20 --------------------------------------------- Improving the Design and Manufacturing of your ProE parts using Moldflow 10:20 10:50 --------------------------------------------- Break 10:50 11:05 --------------------------------------------- Using ModelCheck in Pro/E Wildfire 2.0 11:05 11:55 --------------------------------------------- Break 11:55 12:10 --------------------------------------------- Creating Cast/Machined Parts 12:10 12:40 --------------------------------------------- Best Practice Group Discussion : Creating Cast/Machined Parts 12:40 13:00 --------------------------------------------- Wrap Up 13:00 13:10 --------------------------------------------- Board Meeting / Lunch 13:10 14:10

PRESENTATION SUMMARIES =======================================================================

Pro/Collaborate

Not available at time of publishing

An Introduction to using ModelCHECK with Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0

Does your company have legacy Pro/E models that don't match your current company modeling standards (for example: layer names and status, parameters,...)? Would you like to bring these models up to the current company modeling standards easily? Do models end up saved in insert mode or with errors in relations,... and then checked-in to the database that way? Would you like to minimize the possibility of this happening? ModelCHECK may provide the solution to help ensure the quality of your companies Pro/E models. A live demo will be given on how to get started with ModelCHECK within the Pro/E Wildfire 2.0 environment.

Improving the Design and Manufacturing of your ProE parts using Moldflow

Moldflow analysis can be used to evaluate many injection molding problems during the entire design-to-manufacturing process. Depending on the part, there are several ways to use Pro/E geometry within Moldflow and a variety of Moldflow tools available. Examples of Moldflow capabilities and working methods will be highlighted. Emphasis will be placed on the Moldflow Plastics Advisers (MPA) product.

Creating Cast/Machined Parts

This presentation will demonstrate one method for merging a cast part into a machined part and creating all the machining cut features of the machined part.

Best Practice Group Discussion : Creating Cast Parts

This will be a group discussion with a focus on identifying the best practices group members use to develop cast parts. The pros and cons of each "best practice" will be discussed.

DIRECTIONS =======================================================================

Directions are available at Visible Edge's website

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MEETING REGISTRATION =======================================================================

The meeting is $20 to those that pre-register.

All enrollments/registrations received after Noon 11/1/2004 (including walk up registration) will be expected to pay a $30 late registration fee to attend.

Member Registration Register on-line with your NEPUG number at

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Non Member Registration Go to
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Enroll in the membership section of web site to get your NEPUG number Pre-register for meeting

NEWSLETTER =======================================================================

The latest edition of the group's newsletter will be posted to the website early next week (10/25). Please refer to the following URL.

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