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9/19/2024 4:42:21 AM
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Solidworks is really cool
One of the classes I’m taking this semester is learning CAD by using Solidworks. I think it may be my favorite non EE class I’ve taken so far. I’m hoping that by the time I take the certification exam at the end of the semester I’ll be able to 3D print a full scale guitar or a sword. I wanna do a trick weapon (saw spear or raykuo) but I think if I were to do a Bloodborne weapon I’d do moonlight Greatsword cuz I have no idea how to get the switching functionality to work. Guess I’ll leave that to Yharnam Workshop lol.
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Modificato da ACROCANTHUS: 9/24/2024 4:07:54 PMCAD can be very useful depending on what job you get. I use Civil3D pretty much every day.
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CAD is super fun! My job is on the CAM side of things so I don't really use SolidWorks but I'll mess around with the CAD part of BobCAD from time to time. Sometimes it's nice to visualize the part I'm making.
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What are you guys talking about, I want to understand but I can’t.
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SolidWorks is super fun! I used Siemen’s NX for my classes, but then I joined Formula SAE (if you know what that is), and they use solidworks. CAD in general is just very fun.
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Solidworks was fun while I was in college. I'm rusty on it now though, since it's been 3 years since I've been in college, and I still haven't found a job in my field.
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I could not wrap my head around CAD to begin with, I'd need a class that costs a couple thousand to use CAD.
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4 RisposteAre you like an engineering student or something? For a sawspear, I could see it being printed. But I'd want something like a metal 2-way version of the liner lock (like on a pocket knife). Is the friction from a scaled up liner lock enough to hold it closed so that it doesn't need to lock both ways? Could we not also scale down the saw spear a little?
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4 RisposteGood luck. How is solidworks? I've only used autodesk fusion
