UG Training Recommendations

[BrittToolEngineer]

All,

I am wondering if anyone can give recommendations on what the next best training to up my skill level in UG would be. Currently, I have approximately 1.5 years experience. Mostly we design tooling fixtures for welding, milling, lathe operations and mill fixtures. I have a decent amount of confidence completing start to finish fixtures, but I also know that there are better more efficient ways than I know now. What recommendation do you have to take the skill to the next level?

Thanks,

Brent

 

[joycejo]

What training have you had?

Are you skilled with assemblies, sketching, parametric modeling, free-form modeling?


John Joyce
Manufacturing Engineer
Senior Aerospace CT
NX 10 & 11.0.1 Vericut 8.0

 

[BrittToolEngineer]

I am fairly skilled with sketching, although, as I gain experience, I am figuring better ways to sketch so that when changes are needed down stream, I can make quick sketch changes without errors to my assemblies. I would give myself maybe a 4 or 5 on a 10 scale when it comes to sketching and assembly. I don't think I've ever dealt with parametric modeling and I have zero experience at free-form modeling.

 

[joycejo]

NX has some on-line training called Learning Advantage
You can also look into some exceptional on line training at

https://www.myigetit.com/

John Joyce
Manufacturing Engineer
Senior Aerospace CT
NX 10 & 11.0.1 Vericut 8.0

 

[BrittToolEngineer]

I just checked the myigetit site out. That looks like a good avenue. Thanks John, much appreciated.