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  1. ennjg

    Question regarding thicken a stl model

    We work with STL files all the time, but NX is rarely the best package for processing them. Something like Geomagic Studio or Materialise Magics have tools designed specifically for editing (repairing, smoothing, thickening, etc.) STL files and can handle very large file sizes; we often have...
  2. ennjg

    Welded Framework Design

    Thanks hudson, that seems to work fine. I wondered if there was a way to model straight tubes and 'form' them into a bent formation. This way it would be possible to define stock(as in the sheet metal application) for the manufacturer. P.S. I'm using NX7. Thanks again.
  3. ennjg

    Welded Framework Design

    Hi, I hope someone can offer some advice. I have been putting together a welded framework made up of hollow square section tube. Up until now I've used the 'sweep along guide' function to produce straight and bent tubes, but can't help feeling there must be a better way. I have never used the...
  4. ennjg

    UG18 and NX on WinXP

    Thanks, i appreciate the help. ennjg
  5. ennjg

    UG18 and NX on WinXP

    Can anyone please help me clear a couple of things up: I have been using V18 for a couple of years on WinXP. I recently bought a new computer which also has XP, but UG seems to run very slowly, and occasionally 'hangs'. Has anyone else had this problem. I heard that there was a 'workaround'...

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