Solid Edge or Synchronous Technology?

Aug 24, 2008 6 Replies

A little confused, little verklempt. Talk amongst yourselves. I'll give you a topic.

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If it isn't just the product of an Inventive imagination. However,

"You have everything you need to do your extensions ... simple untrim, offset, trim and fillet or blend operations."

That's meat and potatoes b-rep modeling done every day by people with a basic understanding of b-rep geometry. No WunderButtons or calculus are needed.

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Is this what you wanted to do?

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If the first step was to untrim the outer surface it will be precisely what is needed IMO.

Sorry to have to ask, Paul, but would you put up a neutral of that? I'm truly interested in seeing the results. If it's what I think it will be then I have to wonder if any of the WunderButton yammers, as well as other assorted self styled Authorities, have the first clue about what Solidworks can and cannot do.

try the same file again... I added X_T, STEP and SAT.

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That's it.

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Thank you. Any more actual CAD software users around?

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