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18-01-2008, 23:09

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Re: Weighing the Robot

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Originally Posted by rachal

When you CAD, set all of your material properties

I have, and solidworks refuses to tell me the mass of multiple parts in an assembly at once.

And I don't put the bolts in my assemblies.

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