how solidworks users cope

[ice8]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBj4yOa7XXE


ps do a search at youtube.com to find lots or pro-e related video help. hopefully more videos will be uploaded by some of us in the future
Edited by: ice8

 

[CPiotrowski]

Not to point out the obvious but...what does this have to do with Pro-E modeling. I ask this question with a big

 

[pjw]

I'm just wondering what this has to do with Solidworks modellers...?


Phil

 

[vlad1979]

The guy there uses Solidworks to design bikes, and SW crashes. That's a show called American Chopper: OCC or something like that.


And now we have a video proof why we should choose PRO-E and not SW.

Just joking.

Maybe this should be in RANT/RAVE or USER topic.

 

[mcgowanp]

Its probably in the wrong forum. But solid works is not a bad system, it offers good features for what it is, and thats a mid level Mechanical Design system.


In some of my work I get to do some very complicated surface modelling, and I know because I have tried, that I cannot get the same results or control from SW as I ccan from ProE.


Strangely enough SW is about 3000 more expensive here in Ireland than Proe??


Paddy

 

[Brandon Miller]

Solidworks is not a bad system. I have both 3.0 Wildfire and Solidworks 2007 Premium. Both have their +s and -s. The biggest thing SW has over PTC is they put everything in their premium edition for just a couple grand whereas PTC charges severl grand for each module they offer.