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Speed Modeling tournament with Too Tall Toby (a few open spots are left)
mlaflecheCAD
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There are a few spots left in the Speed Modeling tourney starting next weekend moving thru the fall. Would love to see some more Onshape people in the tournament:
WATCH THIS -- https://youtu.be/EX9v22rtcaQ
It would be great to fill Too Tall Toby' tournament with Onshape users who are great at designing parts fast!!!
See the video link above for more info watch on:
REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/WapgGt9NgKXWspnPA
WATCH THIS -- Detailed Explanation of Tournament Format: https://youtu.be/qHUSme9hmYQ?t=1171
WATCH THIS -- video of previous tournament https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jduKC...
WATCH THIS -- https://youtu.be/EX9v22rtcaQ
It would be great to fill Too Tall Toby' tournament with Onshape users who are great at designing parts fast!!!
See the video link above for more info watch on:
REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/WapgGt9NgKXWspnPA
WATCH THIS -- Detailed Explanation of Tournament Format: https://youtu.be/qHUSme9hmYQ?t=1171
WATCH THIS -- video of previous tournament https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jduKC...
Regards,
Mike LaFleche @mlaflecheCAD
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Comments
Thinking of @alnis!
TooTallToby Material table:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8fcf260635c2d78ec36f04b1/v/60fc42f91f09c5b55a6a89d5/e/75d456eca273fad2ba8b0018
Note that it grabs the volumes of all bodies so you don't have merge all parts to get the answer (but be careful as it will "double count" any overlapping solids!). The mass is displayed in the document units and precision so be sure to have that setup properly...