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 I don't fully buy into the 'we're all winners' concept. That is a broad statement that doesn't really say much. How did we become all winners? What did we do to become winners? Pay an expensive registration fee and participate in a robotic competition? - JaneYoung [more] |
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20-01-2009, 23:28
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Re: Google Sketch Up -- Don't Laugh
I agree with you about the use of inventor being hard to learn in some cases, I've taught myself about electronics, HTML, PHP, a bit of C, and Solidworks, but inventor evaded my abilities.
We've used sketch up before on a few things, but found that a few hours of Solidworks training gave us about the same result, and Solidworks works very well for our team. I swear by Solidworks and love using it, I taught myself in a few hours how to make basic parts and the rest just came with experimenting. I know Solidworks offers free Student versions to teams if you want the link I'll try to hunt it down. 
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