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Hello - screws question
Hello,
We were wondering if screws we add to our Inventor project from the Autodesk library in our computer are automatically attached to the project we send for the competition. Or, if not, is there a shortcut for automatically adding them instead of the regular way. Thanks, MisCar 1574 |
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01-02-2010, 13:14
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Re: Hello - screws question
They are not, is the short answer.
Sometimes is the long answer but idk enough about it to explain it all. It is far better to create your own representation of the screw. |
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03-02-2010, 02:27
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Re: Hello - screws question
Noamr,
Funny you should ask. I just posted a solution for you on the new Ted and Phil blog. http://tedandphil.wordpress.com/ Phil |
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