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Spooky · 07-10-2009, 01:23 PM

Yep, I've worked with a couple guys that used to do that alot (broken lines), that's why I like working with solid models, you don't get that.

rcpilot82, this should look familiar, you being a CNC guy too, I was contracted to update their 2D drawings to 3D models and new drawings for them (Hint: Major tooling manufacturer). Here's a basic sample of an outdated product that was done some 8-9 years ago in Unigraphics. I've also done work for GM, Toyota, Pratt & Whitney (airfoil work) and assorted military and aerospace companies to name a few. That's basically my engineering background added to the 28+ years in various machine shops. So no degree, but some experience.

Guys, share some of your work or experiences here for others to check out, or maybe a problem your having for the collective to help solve.

Dean

07-10-2009, 01:23 PM	#99
Spooky Wood Splitter Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 245	Re: What software are you guy's using? Yep, I've worked with a couple guys that used to do that alot (broken lines), that's why I like working with solid models, you don't get that. rcpilot82, this should look familiar, you being a CNC guy too, I was contracted to update their 2D drawings to 3D models and new drawings for them (Hint: Major tooling manufacturer). Here's a basic sample of an outdated product that was done some 8-9 years ago in Unigraphics. I've also done work for GM, Toyota, Pratt & Whitney (airfoil work) and assorted military and aerospace companies to name a few. That's basically my engineering background added to the 28+ years in various machine shops. So no degree, but some experience. Guys, share some of your work or experiences here for others to check out, or maybe a problem your having for the collective to help solve. Dean Last edited by Spooky; 08-15-2009 at 12:02 AM.