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14-01-2007, 01:21

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Re: pic: Bike Cim + 56 mm gearbox

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Originally Posted by Caleb A.

When i imported both assemblies into solidworks i had to remate all the parts of the motor and tranny, did you have the same problem? Any ideas on how to aviod this problem? This could save me some time later on in my designing, for example, the victor speed controller imports as like 60 separate parts and i dont want to have to go thru and remate all of the parts.

Hmm, this was done in inventor, so im not sure about solidworks. Someone else may know?

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