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stume04

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Mar 30, 2010
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Has anyone used dimxpert for plastic/molded parts? I am trying to use dimxpert, but I am having difficulties because of the draft angles. Any advise or tips would be great!
 
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my only advice is not to use the Dimxpert. As I hate these xpert features, they are just a waste of time. These features are for very basic applications. Oftenly do not work properly in bit complex parts.....

but others can have different views to me.
 
I agree with Gurjjeet, however I'm also of the opinion that I don't yet know how to completely use this feature.
 
I have tried a few times to use it in the past. I like the idea of being able to have the computer calculate tolerance stack ups instead of generating a fairly large excel file.

I have not had much luck with any molded or casting type parts. It seems to have a hard time with draft angles, cone shapes and anything that in a non-machined shape. That being said I am by no means an expert, I will try to use it for an hour or so and give up. I would love for my reseller to ofter a 1/2 day course on it though.
 
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