pic: Bike Cim + 56 mm gearbox

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14-01-2007, 23:42

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Re: pic: Bike Cim + 56 mm gearbox

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Originally Posted by worldbringer

If Solidworks lets you do this, at least ground all the assembly parts. In Inventor assemblies, parts can be grounded, which means that they're locked into a certain position relative to the origin and axes.

In Solidworks terminology, you select "Fix" for the part. To unfix the part, select "Float."

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