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    January 15, 2010

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    Gary A Brown

    Educator can mean teching solid works. I want to use solid works to teach, they ae not the same.

    As a result of viewing the single #1 tutorial I am concluding it is mouse click intensive and hence forever to learn.

    Any thoughts? In the beginning I want to draw things in physics such as free body diagrams, electric circuits etc.

    Cheers,
    Gary

    Jijith

    Is there a tutorial to show how lateral offset sufrace of solid-surfaces can be created using Solidworks?

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