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An efficient method of Patterning a Multibody Part

Submitted by Alin Vargatu on June 30, 2009 – 6:52 pmOne Comment

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When making changes to a multibody part that has been patterned you often find that your SolidWorks performance is reduced and rebuild time is increased. In this tech tip we will show you an efficient method of patterning a multibody part to help maximize your SolidWorks performance when making changes to the part.

Alin Vargatu
Javelin Technologies
Authorized SolidWorks Reseller

PS: Thank you Alin for this great SolidWorks video tips! Clement.

This post was submitted by Alin Vargatu.

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