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What is a combine feature used for in SW?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
Combine feature is used to perform simple boolean operations like union, subtract and intersect. For performing the combine the multiple bodies are required. Here is the tutorial
SOLIDWORKS solidworks part combine multibody

Solid Edge Tutorials | How to use Add Body - Split Body (Boolean) - Multi Body Publish Command

CAD CAM Learning
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
Solid Edge Tutorials How to use Add Body - Split Body (Boolean) - Multi Body Publish Command FOR MORE tutorials, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADCAMLearning?sub_confirmation=1
Solid Edge multibody splitbody addbody solidedgetutorials

Multibody parts and Virtual material Woodwork for Inventor

Lauri Link
in Design & CAD
2 2 Beginner
Here is tutorial how to use virtual Material and cover it with edgeband or veneer. Also see https://youtu.be/06-qnm5s8Tw , how to create VR board material.
Autodesk Inventor cover veneer edgeband inventor woodwork material virtual shelf parts multibody

Creo 7 what's new - all in one

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Multibody Design, Unconventional modeling, Topology Optimization, Lattice improvements, How to Move Default CSYS, How to setup custom template, Understanding of model intent, How to Transform thread shape to another model, and more...
PTC Creo Parametric csys default move how improvements lattice tutorials creo7 optimization topology modeling unconventional design multibody one all new what-s creo

How many ways of positioning the part in multibody environment are there and which are they in SW?

Adam Pohl (POHL3D)
in Design & CAD
1 0 Beginner
A PART has to be inserted to use the traditional style mates. Move face can be used to move a BODY.
SOLIDWORKS solidworks part positioning multibody
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