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Thank you for returning to my Kinetic art project series. This blog is focused on the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox. You can catch Part 1, Kinetic Art Project

Thank you for returning to my Kinetic Art Project series. This blog focuses on creating the silicone mold for the fins. In case you missed the prior article, please see blog titled Kinetic Art Project: Modeling The Fin.

Thank you for returning to my Kinetic Art Project series and Part 6. Today’s blog is focused on casting the fins. And, I used SOLIDWORKS to check mass properties.

3D printing has evolved over the last 30 years. See how this Application Engineer put a modern take on a classic Fender by creating a 3D printed guitar.

SOLIDWORKS CAM, released in 2018, was one of the most exciting new products seen in years and represented a new chapter in SOLIDWORKS as a total manufacturing tool. Find out the difference between Standard and Professional and get a SOLIDWORKS CAM overview here.

SOLIDWORKS Simulation Premium has the ability to perform a composite analysis. Users can perform a Linear Static, Buckling or Frequency analysis with composite materials.

If you want to make your own schematic symbols for your schematic drawings and 2D/3D footprints for the PCB. Where do you start? Find out here.

Although many of us are alone today, none of us are in this alone. Here are some ways, we as industry professionals, can do our part to fight COVID-19.

Print heads (extrusion heads) for the Stratasys F123 Series 3D printers are easy to swap out and replace. If you order 3D printing supplies in bulk or for future use, you may find yourself storing them in a box on a shelf or in the drawer of the 3D printer. There has to be a better place, right? See what I came up with for print head storage in this 3D printing hack.