Design Studio Creates Unique Polyps and Microphone for U2's 360 Tour

For superstar rock band U2’s massive U2360 tour, which delivered concerts to arenas worldwide from 2009 to 2011, the band needed a steering-wheel-shaped microphone strong enough for singer Bono to swing from. Oh - and it had to glow from within, illuminated by LEDs. U2 turned to 1212-Studio, which had provided challenging large, illuminated stage pieces for the same tour.

“Bono’s microphone was a much more complicated design and manufacturing challenge because of how it was going to be used on tour,” said Tommy Voeten, president of 1212-Studio. As with the set pieces, Voeten relied on his Dimension 3D printer. His team created several design iterations to optimize pressure points and position the many electronic components. Voeten was so satisfied with the quality and strength of the prototypes, he optimized the design so the finished product could be 3D printed as well. “The ABSplus material did a phenomenal job with strength and finish,” said Voeten. “It was strong, and we could finish it to perfection.” 

Measure Units

Have you ever wondered why your status bar shows the XYZ coordinates in mm when your document units are IPS, or vice versa? Annoying? No, just a setting that's all up to you.

In the measure tool is where the units for the status bar lie. You'll see a button that looks like in/mm, which will open the Measure Units/Precision. In here you'll find the choice to use document settings (match your measure and status bar units to your document units) or use custom settings, to set the units and precision independent from the document units.

The setting is per user, like a System Option. Meaning that the Measure tool's Units/Precision will stay what you set them to for all files and all future sessions until you say otherwise.

Help Meeee!!

Here's a quick tip for all you multiple-versions-of-SolidWorks users out there:

If you want to quickly get to the Help for a different version of SolidWorks than what you have open, simply type help.solidworks.com into any web browser and you'll get a pull-down menu for 2010, 2011 or 2012 help.

You can also access Help in another language. So if you'd like a hand communicating with your co-worker in Germany, and Google Translate, hilarious as the results may be, just isn't cutting it for SolidWorks terms... help.solidworks.com is the way to go.

SolidWorks 2012 SP1.0 Available

SolidWorks 2012 SP1.0 is available to download for Subscription Service customers.

Log into the SolidWorks Customer Portal and click Download Software and Updates. 

Greater Cincinnati SolidWorks User Group Meeting

The next GCSWUG meeting will be held:

Date:  Tuesday, December 6th, 2011
Time:  5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

AMP Electric Vehicles
100 Commerce Blvd.
Loveland, OH  45140

Agenda

• 5:30 pm - 6:05 pm:  Food, drinks, networking
• 6:05 pm - 6:10 pm:  Opening remarks
• 6:15 pm - 6:45 pm:  AMP Electric Vehicles Program Manager, Tim Wieck and Chief Mechanical Engineer, Alan Arkus, will talk about AMP and how they use SolidWorks
• 6:50 pm - 7:50 pm:  SolidWorks 2012 Presentation
• 7:55 pm - 8:10 pm:  Short tour of AMP
• 8:15 pm - 8:30 pm:  Q&A, giveaways, closing remarks, next meeting date and location

RSVP here.

Design Engineer Needed in Sandusky, OH

LEWCO, Inc., a world class industrial equipment manufacturer, is seeking engineering talent to work on its Applications Engineering Team.  LEWCO, Inc., designs and manufactures material handling and process heating equipment for a variety of industries.

Qualified candidates must have an Associates or Bachelor’s degree in an engineering field, five (5) years relative experience and be proficient with AutoCAD or SolidWorks 3D modeling software.

Candidates should be capable of handling multiple tasks in a fast paced environment. The ability to work well as part of a team and communicate technical concepts effectively is also expected.

LEWCO, Inc., offers a competitive compensation package including health and life insurance, paid holidays and vacation, tuition assistance and 401k plan.

LEWCO, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug Free Work Place.

Please submit resume, including salary history and requirements, to:

LEWCO, Inc.
706 Lane Street
Sandusky, Ohio 44870
Attn: Human Resources
Fax: 419-625-3746
Email: hr@lewcoinc.com

SolidWorks Engineer Needed in Troy, MI

ProMetal RCT, LLC, located in Troy, Michigan, is hiring a SolidWorks Engineer. 

If interested in this position, please send your cover letter and resume to:

Attn: CAD Department
ProMetal RCT, LLC
An EX ONE Company, LLC
2341 Alger Dr.
Troy, MI 48083

Job Duties and Tasks: 

• Data translation and validation
• 3D CAD design of rigging and molds for sand castings using SolidWorks
• Generate bill of materials for mold designs
• Initiate and perform effective design review meetings with team members and customers
• Document and assist in coordinating project management of castings
• Prepare drawings for project submissions
• Manage client CAD issues
• Complete work assignments accurately and in a timely manner
• Identify problems, roadblocks, or defects and bring them to Manager's attention, including suggested solutions
• Manage time, effort, and commitment in an efficient manner, including informing Manager when unable to meet demands
• Be a team player and be accountable to other team members to complete assigned tasks
• Seek and implement new additional means of communication that will improve the flow and distribution of information

Minimum Requirements: 

• BSME/BSEE, comparable degree or level of background and experience commensurate with degree
• Superior written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills appropriate for interface with all levels of management and customers
• Expert knowledge of various CAD systems and capability with MS office software
• Mathematics skill and ability commensurate with all engineering applications and problem solving & analyses evaluations
• Excellent ability with complex engineering drawings, layouts, prints, schematics and process charts
• Ability to comprehend and follow procedures and processes relating to job performance

InspectionXpert Product Updates

InspectionXpert First Article Migration

InspectionXpert First Article is no longer available as it has been replaced by two new products: InspectionXpert for PDF and InspectionXpert OnDemand.  Both products are completely redesigned versions of the flagship automated inspection software, InspectionXpert First Article, and offer users a variety of new features and a sleek new interface for easier navigation and better workflow. Check out the InspectionXpert blog for more info.

• InspectionXpert for PDF has a streamlined installation process that virtually eliminates the need for IT support
• InspectionXpert OnDemand is available via web access and requires no installation at all.

Existing InspectionXpert First Article customers who are current on their maintenance will be provided with a free migration to InspectionXpert for PDF. Click here for details on migrating from InspectionXpert First Article.

Free Training

Free QuickStart Training Sessions for InspectionXpert OnDemand and InspectionXpert for PDF are now available.  Customers, prospects and even trial users are encouraged to visit the InspectionXpert Events Page to register for these sessions being offered twice per month. 

New Product Announcements

These new products can be purchased as add-ons for InspectionXpert for PDF or InspectionXpert OnDemand only.

• MeasurementXpert Add-on 
• Enter actual values from an inspection directly into InspectionXpert 
• View measured value as In Tolerance, Out of Tolerance or Marginally Within Tolerance (color coded) 
• Export to a completed inspection report in Excel

• CMM Import Module 
• Import CMM data from almost any CMM into InspectionXpert project for end-to-end inspection automation 
• MeasurementXpert Add-on is required and must also be purchased

End-Of-Year Promotions!

$360 Value! Free Mitutoyo Digital Calipers (with computer cable and keyboard wedge)

1. Purchase two licenses of InspectionXpert for PDF with new Measurements Module  ($4788 cost) OR
2. Purchase one license of InspectionXpert for PDF with new Measurements Module and Network Option ($3594 cost)

*No discounts, maintenance must be purchased on all licenses.

 

Central Indiana SolidWorks User Group Meeting

The next Central Indiana SolidWorks User Group Meeting has been announced and will take place:

Date:  Thursday, December 15th, 2011
Time:  4:30 pm registration and networking begin, meeting starts at 5:00 pm

BlueArc Engineering
2155 Fields Boulevard
Greenfield, IN  46140

Meeting Agenda

• Welcome and Introductions
• "SolidWorks Motion" presentation, by Bob Haff, Off-Site Design
• Dinner:  Arranged by Jerry Soba, sponsored by SolidWorks Corporation
• "SolidWorks Certification" and "Getting the Most out of Sheetmetal" presentations, by Avelino Rochino, Certification Program Specialist, SolidWorks
• SolidWorks Tips & Tricks
• Door Prizes, 7:30 pm, followed by a plant tour of BlueArc Engineering

Click Here to Register.  Bring a colleague!

SolidWorks Engineering Positions Open in Kansas & Missouri

I received word of three open positions for SolidWorks Engineering positions in Shawnee, KS, Andover, KS, and Grandview, MO.  Please see details and instructions on how to apply below.

Develop and design metal-based commercial cabinets for use in the outside plant environment while following regulations set forth by telecommunications standards.

Primary developments will be in the area of Fiber Optic Distribution Cabinets.

SolidWorks expertise is a must with experience in sheet metal component and assembly design. 

Individual will be responsible for their own drafting, vendor correspondence, and customer relationships from the ground up; design, manufacturing prints, assembly prints, customer approval drawings, and quotation process.

Extensive use of Excel and Word are required for quotation and documentation purposes.

Creating manuals, templates, and labels to round out a production release is required.

Additional responsibilities will include supporting current designs, assisting production and quality on the production floor, and supporting the quotation department.

If interested in this position, please forward your cover letter and resume to:

Randy Hutchison, Director Engineering
SPC TelEquip
randy@spc.net
Dir:  913-428-4585
Main:   913-491-8088
Fax:  913-491-8444
www.spc.net

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Vornado Air, LLC is now accepting applications for an Engineer with SolidWorks experience.  Vornado Air is located in Andover, Kansas, just outside of Wichita. 

For company details, please visit:
http://www.vornado.com/home.aspx

If interested, please contact Jesse May at jmay@vornado.com

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Prier is looking for someone with SolidWorks experience to work in their R&D department.  The successful candidate will assist in many R&D areas and some manufacturing floor projects. 

Prier is a quality manufacturer of wall and ground hydrants, angle sill faucets, plumbing brass, drain products, brass ballcocks, urinal valves and gas log lighter equipment. 

If interested, please contact Nick Manning at 800-362-9055. 

Prier Products is located at 4515 East 139th Street, Grandview, MO  64030.

IDSA Kansas City Meeting, "Death of the Mouse"

Special thanks to Wayne Tiffany of the Kansas City SolidWorks User Group for passing on upcoming meeting details for the local IDSA group.  That stands for Industrial Design Society of America.  The IDSA is a non-profit group supporting the education and professional practice of industrial designers in the Kansas City area.

The local IDSA group is hosting a meeting on Friday, December 2nd that may be of special interest to the SolidWorks crowd, entitled "Death of the Mouse."  Read on for details.

IDSA Presents "Death of the Mouse" featuring Wacom and Thomas Parel!

Wacom and professional industrial designer Thomas Parel of Concept Center International, will share tips and tricks for getting the most out of your Wacom tools for sketching, modeling and rendering.  The presentation will cover features and benefits of different Wacom tools, and demonstrate how to utilize these tools in programs like SolidWorks, PhotoView 360, Adobe Photoshop, and more.

Here's a preview of Thomas Parel's work:  http://pareldesign.blogspot.com.

Date:  Friday, December 2nd, 2011
Time:  6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

The meeting will be held at:  Garmin, 1200 East 151st (north entrance), Olathe, KS

Event Admission:  $10 students, $15 professionals, IDSA members free

Enter the raffle to win a Wacom tablet!

Stay for the Wacom afterparty at Barley's Brewhouse from 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm.

RSVP to Max Younger at maxjyounger@gmail.com


For more information, visit the IDSA KC Chapter website:  http://www.idsa.org/KC.

KCSWUG Next Meeting - November 29th, 2011

The next Kansas City SolidWorks User Group will be held:

Date:  Tuesday, November 29th, 2011
Time:  6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Automatic Systems, Inc.
9230 E. 47th St.
Kansas City, MO  64133
816-356-0660

Main Topic:  20+ Cool Things

Join the group for a fun and informative presentation entitled "20+ Cool Things."  You'll learn some obscure tips about SolidWorks that most people don't know about.  This will be presented in a fun "game show" format with some hidden prizes.  As an added bonus, you'll see some of the highlights of SolidWorks 2012.

Food will be provided, but the menu is not yet final, so if you have a special request, please let Wayne know.

To RSVP for this meeting, please send an email to Wayne Tiffany at wayne.tiffany@asi.com.

Buy SolidWorks Premium and Get an iPad 2

Maximize your design productivity with SolidWorks Premium, the comprehensive 3D design solution! And when you purchase a new license of SolidWorks Premium with subscription, FISHER/UNITECH will send you an iPad 2.

Get a jump on your holiday shopping this year with an iPad 2! Keep it for yourself or make it the perfect gift for someone on your list.

This special offer ends November 30th, 2011, so act now to start experiencing your personal productivity gains.
Want to know more? 
Call us at 800-816-8314, ext. 2 to speak to a sales representative.

Ready for a quote?
Click here and fill out our online quote form.

Announcing the SolidWorks World 2012 Internet Correspondent Contest

Here's your opportunity to attend SolidWorks World, for free!

Enter to win the SolidWorks World 2012 Internet Correspondent Contest. The winner of this contest wins a full SolidWorks World 2012 conference pass, as well as a hotel room for three nights and round trip airfare to and from San Diego, California. No justification from the boss needed!

The winner of the Internet Correspondent contest will meet up with Matthew West, Social Media Marketing Manager for SolidWorks, on February 12, where he or she will be provided with a video camera, a computer, and access to the press room at SolidWorks World 2012. He or she will be expected to cover the show through some combination of YouTube videos, tweets, Facebook posts, still pictures and blog entries to help bring the SolidWorks World experience to everyone who can't make it.

So how do you go about entering and winning this contest?  All you have to do is leave a comment on the SolidWorks blog, explaining why you should be picked over everyone else.  Why would you be the best Internet Correspondent? What would you do that no one else would think about? What insight could you bring that no one else could?

You have until 11:59 pm EDT on November 16, 2011 to enter. On November 17, 2011 (or shortly thereafter), a winner will be chosen based on the creativity and originality of the response. Looking for ideas? Check out Michael Lord's winning entry from last year.

You can click here to read the full terms and conditions of the contest. In a nutshell, you have to be 21 or older to enter, and citizens of Brazil, China and Quebec aren't eligible (sorry). If you work for Dassault Systemes, or a DS/SolidWorks reseller or partner, (or have any immediate family members who do) you can't enter. And if you slack off on your correspondent duties you'll face the unending ridicule of your peers, and no one wants that.

Don't forget, you can still save $100 if you register before January 20. And if you pay for two registrations, we'll throw in a third for free. And, as always, CSWPs save $100. You can see all of the registration deals at the SolidWorks World website.

Download SolidWorks World 2012 Internet Correspondent Contest Terms and Conditions

Urgent Hotfix Alert - SolidWorks 2012 SP0.0 Toolbox

This HOTFIX Alert is a follow-up to our blog post dated November 3rd:

TECH ALERT for SolidWorks 2012 SP0 Toolbox Users

A Hotfix solution is now available to address two SolidWorks 2012 SP0.0 Toolbox upgrade problems that could potentially impact many customers.

Neither of the problems below impact new 2012 SolidWorks Toolbox installations, where the SolidWorks Toolbox data is not being upgraded from a previous major version.

Problem Overview
The problems that are the focus of this alert (and are corrected by the newly-available Hotfix) are: 

• SPR 627126 (Toolbox data upgraded on an operating system that uses commas as the decimal symbol will result in unusable Toolbox parts.) For more information on this SPR, please see Knowledge Base Solution S-056855. 
• SPR 627178 (Toolbox customized part numbers and descriptions are no longer displayed after upgrading to SolidWorks 2012.) For more information on this SPR, please see Knowledge Base Solution S-056856. 

Hotfix Overview
There is a Hotfix available to correct both problems with affected 2012 SP0.0 Toolbox datasets. The Hotfix and instructions are attached to both Knowledge Base Solutions mentioned above, as well as S-056921.

Kettle Moraine SolidWorks Users Group Meeting

The next KEMSUG meeting has been announced and will take place on:

Date:  Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

Time:  5:30pm – 7:30pm

Moraine Park Technical College, Room A-112
235 North National Avenue
Fond du Lac, WI

Meeting Agenda

• 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm - SolidWorks: Tips and Tricks
• 6:00 pm – 6:15 pm - Using Blocks in SolidWorks
• 6:15 pm – 6:35 pm - Prizes given away and food and beverages served
• 6:35 pm – 7:30 pm - Surfacing
• 7:30 pm – 7:45 pm - Q&A, Wrap up, Next meeting dates and topics

Visit the group's website at:  http://www.kemsug.com.

Please fill out an online registration form to RSVP for the meeting.  Hope to see you there!

Reminder: EMSWUG Meeting This Thursday

The next Eastern Michigan SolidWorks User Group Meeting will be held:

Date:  Thursday November 10, 2011
Time:  5:00-9:15 pm

Fanuc Robotics America
3900 West Hamlin Road
Rochester Hills, MI 48309-3253

Agenda

• 5:00 - 5:45 pm Food served 
• 5:45 - 6:15 pm "30 Minutes of Keyboard Tips" - Dan Bovinich 
• 6:15 - 7:00 pm "What's New SolidWorks 2012-Part 1"
• 7:00 - 7:15 pm Break 
• 7:15 - 8:00 pm "What's New SolidWorks 2012-Part 2"
• 8:00 - 8:15 pm Break 
• 8:15 - 9:00 "What's New SolidWorks 2012-Part 3"
• 9:00 - 9:15 SW Goodies - Wrap Up 

 Visit this group online

Medical-Instrument Maker Maximizes Redesign

For Instrumentation Laboratory, moving from virtual to rapid prototyping cut manufacturing costs by 40 percent. The maker of in vitro diagnostic instruments developed its hemostasis testing system, the ACL TOP 500, to offer a lower price point than previous models. This required re-engineering many components to make them less expensive to manufacture.

A Fortus 3D Production System helped engineers redesign more parts compared with virtual prototyping. "We were able to re-engineer over 25 parts at a cost savings far greater than could be realized with traditional virtual prototyping," says Scott Notaro, mechanical engineering manager. Manufacturing costs shrank 40 percent.

Read the complete story here

Chicago West SolidWorks User Group Meeting

The next Chicago West SolidWorks User Group Meeting will take place:

Date:  Thursday November 17th
Time:  6:00 pm

Waubonsee Community College, Room 212
Downtown Aurora Campus
Map and Directions

The meeting is free to attend and anyone with an interest in SolidWorks is invited, no RSVP is needed.

Agenda: 

• 6:00-6:30 pm Sign-in and networking. 
• 6:30 pm Pizza and soda served. 
• 6:30-7:00 pm Short business meeting during pizza.
• 7:00-8:00 pm Presentation - "Users Helping Users" with a focus on Sketching Tips and Tricks.
• 8:00 pm Q&A, Door prize drawing 
• 8:30 pm Meeting adjourned 

 
The presentation "Users Helping Users" helps bring solutions to problems with information provided by group members. Please bring your questions and your expertise, you may have the information someone in our group needs and in turn someone in our group may have an answer to your question.

Eric Sickler
Denny Bahl
Dave Ball
Chicago West SolidWorks User Group

Activation of Standalone SolidWorks Fails and Gives Contact Information Form in Japanese

If your Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) gets corrupted, it can cause activation problems.  You will notice this when you try to activate.  You select products to activate, fill in your email address and hit next.   If it pops up a "Contact Information (Japanese)" window (and you're not on a Japanese system) you most likely have a corrupt WMI directory. Chances are this will stop you from creating a "Manual Activation" file as well.

To resolve this, try following these steps from SolidWorks Knowledge Base Solution ID: S-053150:

Check to see if System Information can refresh. 
(Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Information)? If there are any errors when attempting to display information in System Information such as "unable to obtain information", then WMI could be corrupt on the PC.

The following steps taken from http://windowsxp.mvps.org/repairwmi.htm have been known to resolve this type of issue on a Windows® XP x64 PC.

1. Click Start, Run and type CMD.EXE
   
   Note: In Windows Vista®, open an elevated Command Prompt window. To do so, click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.
   
2. Type this command and press Enter: net stop winmgmt
   
3. Using Windows Explorer, rename the folder %windir%\System32\Wbem\Repository. (For example, %windir%\System32\Wbem\Repository_bad). %windir% represents the path to the Windows directory, which is typically C:\Windows.
   
4. Switch to Command Prompt window, and type the following and press ENTER after each line: net start winmgmt
   
5. Start System Information and confirm that the information refreshes without any errors.
   
6. Reactivate SolidWorks.

SolidProfessor Updates & Webinar

The SolidProfessor product development team has been busy releasing its 2012 update training course.  See more info below about the new course and an upcoming webinar.

• 2012 Update Training - Released and available for purchase! This course is included at no additional cost to customers who have purchased SolidProfessor Basic, Standard, Professional, or Premium Bundles and are current on subscription. You can download the course by opening your SolidProfessor Desktop application, and clicking the Add/Remove Course icon, or by clicking the Tools drop-down menu and selecting Add/Remove Course.  More detailed instructions can be found here:  http://www.solidprofessor.com/support.asp
  
• 2011 Flow Simulation Training - This new SolidProfessor course teaches you the fundamentals of using Flow Simulation to analyze fluid flow and heat transfer effects within your parts and assemblies before manufacturing. You'll be able to test your SolidWorks models and predict how various flow conditions might impact your designs. You'll learn to optimize your designs and prevent costly design errors prior to having any prototypes manufactured. http://www.solidprofessor.com/view-product.asp?id=223

Design teams today are faced with very similar challenges, regardless of what products they make. In this webinar you will:

• Find out if you have the same challenges as other design teams
• Discover what others are doing to overcome their challenges
• Learn about tools and strategies for managers that help their team succeed 

 
Register for one of the upcoming webinars, and put resources into the hands of those who need them!

Thursday, November 10th at 12:00 pm EST
Thursday, December 8th at 12:00 pm EST

Register Now

TECH ALERT for SolidWorks 2012 SP0 Toolbox Users

There have been two issues discovered with upgrading a prior version of SolidWorks Toolbox to 2012 SP0.

SPR 627126 (Toolbox data upgraded on an operating system that uses commas as the decimal symbol will result in unusable Toolbox parts.) For more details regarding this problem, please refer to Knowledge Base Solution S-056855.

SPR 627178 (Toolbox customized part numbers and descriptions are no longer displayed after upgrading to SolidWorks 2012.) For more details regarding this problem, please refer to Knowledge Base Solution S-056856.

Both issues will be resolved in SolidWorks 2012 SP1.0, which is currently targeted for release in late November.

If you have a customized toolbox, it is recommended that you wait until 2012 SP1 is released before upgrading.

You can find the SolidWorks original posting under:

Technical Alert for SolidWorks 2012 Toolbox customers regarding problems impacting upgrades from previous versions.

at: http://www.solidworks.com/sw/support/customer-software-support.htm.

WMSWUG Meeting Announced

Reminder:  The next West Michigan SolidWorks User Group meeting has been announced and will take place on:

Date:  Tuesday, November 8th, 2011
Time:  5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Haworth Inn, Holland, MI
Click for Map

Agenda

• Dinner/Networking
• Opening Announcements
• What's New in SolidWorks 2012 Part 1
• Break/Networking
• What's New in SolidWorks 2012 Part 2
• SolidWorks round-table (time permitting)
• Closing Remarks/Giveaways/Networking

No need to RSVP, should be a great meeting, please attend if you can!

NE Ohio SolidWorks User Group Meeting

Here’s the meeting information you’ve been waiting for! Dan Bertschi has put together a great line-up of speakers for this meeting.  The group is trying something new this month for those who can't attend evening meetings.

Date:  November 14th, 2011
Time:  1:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Furnace Run Metro Park
4955 Townsend Rd.
Richfield, OH 44286

Topics: Speaking SolidWorks, Surfaces, What’s New SW2012, 3DVia Composer, and Routing.

Agenda: 

• 1:00pm – Networking 
• 1:20pm – Welcome & Introductions, NEOSWUG Information 
• 1:30pm – "How to Speak SolidWorks - Deciphering messages, warnings and error codes," Tonia Lauer – FISHER/UNITECH
• 2:45pm – Break 
• 3:00pm – "Surfaces," Jordan Tadic – 3DVision Technologies 
• 4:15pm – Break 
• 4:30pm – "What’s New in SolidWorks 2012?" Jordan Tadic – 3DVision Technologies 
• 5:30pm – Pizza & Networking 
• 5:45pm – "SolidWorks World 2012 – San Diego, CA," Jim Ustar – SolidWorks Corp. 
• 6:00pm – "3DVia Composer," Larry Moore – SolidWorks Corp. 
• 6:45pm – Break 
• 7:00pm – "Routing, Piping & Electrical," Jonny Smoley – FISHER/UNITECH
• 7:45pm – Wrap up & Info 
• 8:00pm – Adjourn 

 
RSVP on the NEOSWUG website by Friday, November 11th.
 
Please specify if you will be present for pizza. There will be no repeat presentations, so you can stay for the whole meeting if you wish.  However, the intent of this meeting is to let you pick what works best for your schedule, working hours or evening hours.

Any questions please contact:  Dan Bertschi, CSWP NEOSWUG Leader neoswug@neo.rr.com