Originally Posted by nramlow2006

**** your face.

the end !

Originally Posted by nramlow2006

for sure. i have a bunch of **** id love to share with the world but id basically lose my sweet ass internship.. and lets face it.. im not ready to do that.

what version of cad are you using.. i have 07 on my computer but the company i deal with prefer i use 04 how gay is that. its the simple things like the new trim set up that i miss the most . my boss said after this project he is planning on switching over . i cant wait



its a cad thing you wouldnt understand . lol

Originally Posted by Cobalt_SSTuner

i fucked ur moms face...ooooooh PWNED!


(i kept getting the busy server page)

Originally Posted by Omega_5

We're currently updating from AutoCAD 2005 to the latest release.... had no reason to update til Boeing decided to sent a newer dwg file to us.
We use AutoCAD because it work in our file archive better.
Also, we are running Inventor 2008 for anything that requires parametric design... then I export it or copy it over to a dwg.

At home I run Solidworks 2008.... just because I prefer their finite element and CAM add-ons.

Originally Posted by nramlow2006

yeah when we put are cad files into 3d to make sure everything lines up right we use inventor. but when i was in highschool we used solidworks and to be honest with you it seemed like a better program.

Originally Posted by mufnman

solidworks is about 3 levels under the industry standard stuff.

i've learned 3d mostly on CATIA and a little on DX, but catia is far better than solidworks/solidedge, IMO.

is inventor fairly easy to use?

Originally Posted by Omega_5

Desault has seen to it that Solidworks kicks Inventor every year. They've also been in the parametrics sided of CAD for many years longer.

Originally Posted by mufnman

solidworks is about 3 levels under the industry standard stuff.

i've learned 3d mostly on CATIA and a little on DX, but catia is far better than solidworks/solidedge, IMO.

is inventor fairly easy to use?