Automating Solid Edge from a web application can be challenging. Many have tried, many have failed (including me). In the following video, I dive head first into the common issues a…
It’s July, and in Solid Edge land, July means new release time. I’ve been trying to show some of the new features in the new release, as well as some of the Solid Edge University presentations talkin…
This post introduces the most common and sought after use of automation in Solid Edge – creating and controlling Parametric Parts via an external program.
Using the Solid Edge API it is ea…
Using 3D scanned data to create parts with complex shapes is some of the most difficult work I’ve ever done. So I attended this session at Solid Edge University. Ricardo Espinosa from Kimball Interna…
If you work with imported data from any source, Solid Edge Synchronous Technology is the tool you need to be using. In this Solid Edge University presentation, Chris Dayton of the Solid Edge planning…
Here is another presentation that I gave at Solid Edge University this year. This one goes through the surfacing features of a bottle and a bobsled type shape to show how to create a smooth shape whe…
In this Solid Edge University session, Craig Ruchti, from field support, leads a hands-on session leading users through using features in mixed Ordered and Synchronous modes. Craig advocates changing…
This is just for fun but not simply icon guessing, If you have a clue icon for Physical properties, the word could be Physical, Properties, Mass, Volume, Area, Density, Material, etc.
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This was the first session I attended at Solid Edge University this year. Rahul Kulkarni presents the functionality of 3D Sketch as added to ST7. This is an important tool, since you can use it in ma…
