Am I the only one that can't figure out how to stop cosmetic sketches (hatched areas, etc) from shining through the shaded model?
I tend to use hatched cosmetic sketches for defining KEEPIN and KEEPOUT areas, but can't stand when those sketches are visible on the "outside" of an assembly.
Any...
OK guys...I've now spent about 1 hour combing the web trying to find "pull out" performance data on plastite screws in ABS. STRIKE OUT! The only thing I can find is data on the Reminc site fora single size (#8) in 2 materials.
With the widespread use of these fasteners, I'm wondering if...
Hi gang,
I'm working on the design of an electronic test and measurement instrument (oscilloscope) that has a large display on the front. A flat panel LCD (like laptop) is the most likely candidate for the display, but every manufacturer seems to have a different mounting scheme and connector...
Anyone have any experience with any of the available adhesives for bonding acrylic (PMMA) to ABS? I know Dymax and some others make adhesives.
This is for a low cost consumer product. Both parts are in a a cosmetically sensitive area (visible to user of end product) so I don't want to be able...
I'm struggling to REALY understand the implications of the config.pro option called "create_drawing_dims_only".
I've had 2 experienced ProE users give me conflicting instructions on what this means. One guy says this means that the dimensions are "static" in the 2D and won't adjust if the...
Hi folks...I run a small design services firm. Since I'm "cutoff" from any big company's engineering library, I find myself in a bit of a pickle for getting the latest material, etc specifications.
Can anyone recommend a subscription service (or pay per download) that allows me to download...
Anyone had luck using the free print to pdf utilities like pdf995 or cutepdf? With both of these I get letters that are half grey and half black when printing from WF 2.0. I've moved the pen_weight setting in config.pro all over the map with no success.
I saw a thread from back in January...
