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brucebartlett PRO
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Twitter: @babart1977
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Re: Improvements to Onshape - March 31st, 2020
(Quote) Hey, Sorry but I voted you down too and I am not an Onshape engineer. I voted down because I can absolutely see the benefit of this feature, it could be a huge time saver if I have t… (View Post)5 -
Re: Reset part instance to default position in assembly
I would love to be able RMB on a part and move it to the modeled position without the need for extra mate connectors and having to go back into a part studio which may already be a released component… (View Post)0 -
Re: exploded assembly views.
We need more improvement on this vote here https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/1333/exploded-views Exploded views are quite easy to create by suppressing mates and moving the parts, but you need a w… (View Post)6 -
Re: Is using Onshape for youtube videos considered a commercial use?
Good question Ben, I kind of feel he is making more from this than it actually is but can say I made sure I read over these term before clicking. Disappointing to see these kinds of users turning col… (View Post)1 -
Re: How to Mate these Parts?
@philip_thomas @billy2 the only issues is, it takes 3 mates (same as old CAD) and is not a logical solution for the general punter. I haven't used SW for a while but seem to remember symmetric mate f… (View Post)-1
