While these are written for people who are preparing to take the CSWA (Certified SolidWorks Associate), CSWP (Certified Solid Works Professional), CSWE (Certified Solid Works Professional) or some other exam, it can (AND SHOULD) be used by anyone who wants to be fluidly proficient in SolidWorks. These take practice. It will be slower at first, […]
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Become a Certified SOLIDWORKS expert. Get help with online training available now. Many Solidworks users find this site while studying to become a Certified Solidworks Associate or Certified Solidworks Professional. For a small percentage of people who are true masters of the software the good people at Solidworks have added technical tests as well as
Studying for a SOLIDWORKS certification? Get tutorials & online training now. This post is one in a series by Jim Lucas, a CSWP on the road to the CSWE. So- you’ve passed the CSWP… you’ve taken a bit of a breather, and you’re convinced that you should go to the next level- CSWE. If
From time to time I come across interesting research articles. The following items showed up in various alerts for 3D Printing and additive manufacturing. For those looking to dive into the nitty gritty details of the growing printing industry they may be useful. A few of them come with related videos summaries. http://www.studymode.com/mobile/subjects/3d-printing-page3.html http://www.nasa.gov/content/biomaterials-out-of-thin-air-in-situ-on-demand-printing-of-advanced-biocomposites/#backtoTop http://www.uwe.ac.uk/sca/research/cfpr/research/3D/research_projects/
One of the many printers on display at Inside 3D Printing Expo The Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo will continue its world tour in San Jose, California on September 17-18. With a new city, speakers, and exhibitors, the event continues to expand its reach and provide educational and networking opportunities to professionals interested in discovering business
Rendering of linked mesh to be created by PrintToPeer Project We keep hearing great new uses of 3D printing, from high fashion to printing on the International Space Station. Each use showcases something new that can be done with additive manufacturing machines, and the most fascinating ones take full advantage of additive manufacturing including the
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Made In Space’s Director of R&D Prepare The Printer For Launch Made In Space, covered previously here on 3DEngr, is annoucning a new milestone in testing of their additive manufacturing machine. Their lofty goal of putting a 3D printer on the ISS (International Space Station) requires numerous check-ins with NASA, who is funding much of
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In order to make 3D printers ubiquitous there needs to be an easy way to create or access digital files. A number of companies are already working on making 3D scanning much easier including one German retail shop that is looking to capture frozen moments in time. TWINKIND has a reservation required photo booth that
Instanbul may be the next major city with a 3D printing store. According to the SolidDoodle blog and press release they have secured a distribtour, 3Dortgen, who plans to open in just less than a month. With a neighboring FabLab they are likely to attract creative types who are looking to create new things. From
There are over 4700 UPS stores in the us, Puerto Rico, and Canada according to Wikipedia. That is a large potential market for Stratasys, which recently announced a test program to place a UPrint 3D printer in various locations. Stratasys announced a partnership with UPS Stores that brings 3D printing to a larger market According
