4 blog reactions to www.cadfanatic.com/2008/04/making-intellig.html

I should start out by saying that I personally advise against using the model’s Material value directly on a drawing. However, below is the instructions to do just this…” From the Brian, CADFanatic blog: Making Intelligent Notes and Equations - “When calling out holes on drawings, best engineering practices are to dimension holes in true profile views. SolidWorks will only let you place place hole notes on arcs…” From SolidSmack.com

’s Blog: Full Circle - Part II - “The early ’80s were good times for engineers and business people who could not afford, nor desired, main frame computers…” From the Brian, CADFanatic blog: Making Intelligent Notes and Equations - “When calling out holes on drawings, best engineering practices are to dimension holes in true profile views. SolidWorks will only let you place place hole notes on arcs…” From the 3DMojo blog:

When I first read the following I thought this is awesome. What better way for Autodesk University attendees to benefit from AU than for them to have a hand in selecting the classes that will be presented…” From the Brian, CADFanatic blog: Making Intelligent Notes and Equations - “When calling out holes on drawings, best engineering practices are to dimension holes in true profile views. SolidWorks will only let you place place hole notes on arcs…” From the BLAUGI Blog of Autodesk User Group International:

When I first read the following I thought this is awesome. What better way for Autodesk University attendees to benefit from AU than for them to have a hand in selecting the classes that will be presented…” From the Brian, CADFanatic blog: Making Intelligent Notes and Equations - “When calling out holes on drawings, best engineering practices are to dimension holes in true profile views. SolidWorks will only let you place place hole notes on arcs…” From the BLAUGI Blog of Autodesk User Group International: