The death of SolidWorks

Jan 06, 2011 9 Replies

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The death of SolidWorks is the steadfast refusal of SolidWorks Corp. to add the badly needed direct modeling tools. ]


Eventually Cliff went way over the top Sociopathic, and went CrAZy cross posting to as many fringe groups as possible, creating his own private cockroach farm here to "Get even" with the machinists who used to visit here. They had long ago identified Cliff as having no useful current knowledge in the field. Since he had nothing useful to contribute, he tried to knock as many threads off topic, and generally cause mayhem, as a form of revenge for \his own inadequacies. The fact that he is approaching one million posts, and has NO friends tells you the depth of his sickness.

In all fairness i did some modeling in mastercam and damn i was missing direct modeling big time. Direct modeling is a machinists best friend.

Everyone is annoyed but you obviously don't give a s*it.

Spoken like a true cockroach.

Did anyone ever tell you that MC is a CAM system?

Buzzword, buzzword, buzzword. Only if you are a garbage dump. I like more respect & more professionalism.

Hence jb is using GibbsCAM .

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Like most small to medium sized machining job shops we use SolidWorks. We also use Gibbscam. ]

Yours is bigger than gummer's? I'd not brag if I were you.

Cliff wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Your mom enjoyed it. I would be embarrassed but everyone rides a hog once in a while.

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