© Cadimage Group Limited. All rights reserved.
Auckland, 18th Jan 2013. Based on technology shown to increase productivity by a factor of ten or more when working with imported CAD files, 3DSync is now available to use free until the 15th May 2013. One of the significant benefits associated with Siemens’ proprietary synchronous technology software capability is now being made available to
This video shows that using mixed mode modelling (ST and Ordered) can improve the ability of being able to modify faces. Having rounds of varying sizes on a face can make it hard for ST to manage geometry, but placing these rounds into ordered can leave faces free of “clutter” leaving ST free to do
This video takes you through how to create a hopper (that can be flattened) in Solid Edge sheet metal using synchronous technology.
Synchronous Technology can give big benefits in modelling sheet metal to allow you to quickly design from the ground up and none more so that when some of your flanges are at an angle. I was asked recently how to have two flanges that were not at the traditional perpendicular (90°) measure the same from
This video shows how to take existing imported 3D data and link it to the corresponding 2D (dwg) data to end up with editable parts that update the draft files.
In this example, we will create a semi-circular groove on the circumference of a 50mm diameter shaft by revolving a circle as a cutout. The 50mm shaft is located at the centre of the coordinate system and the circle is placed on the x-y plane. Select the region created by the circle and move the
Synchronous Technology (ST) has been around for four versions now and people are still a little unsure of how and when to use it. With Solid Edge ST1 and ST2, users were forced into using either totally Synchronous or Ordered (Traditional) modes and, I believe, that this limited the use of synchronous technology to items
Introduction to Solid Edge and Synchronous Technology – Dan Staples provides overview of Synchronous Technology, use in Solid Edge, NX, point of view about cloud, portable devices, competitors, interview by Ralph Grabowski, CADdigest.com, Jan 30, 2012
