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[Sharp]

Anyone ever use it? I'm getting an 8 day crash course, learning stuff that people could got two years of engineering in college without getting to.

[fruiterian]

I was supposed to learn Inventor (it's kind of similar... it's made by the same company!) in two years of classes, but I never really did. I've talked to people, apparently the best way to learn it is really through an internship or something of the sort. Good luck with that though.
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[Der]

A little bit. I've used that and SolidWorks, but since I've never had any, you know, use for them, I don't know much.
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Married to Terri.

Signed,

[RockmanWilliam]

...some one splain.
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[Its_The_Sneak!!!]

[Carlo Von Sexron]

Used it for six months at my last job.

Actually it was an industry specific version called SigmaNEST, but the principle was the same.
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[Metal Matt]

I took a class in highschool on it, and 2 college classes for it. Its kinda used a lot here as I work for local gov. civil engineering type stuff. Its not really that hard at all once you get the hang of it. Its really user friendly you just have to know what it can do and what you want it to do.

[Sexy_Sakura]

I had to use it the last two summers, when I worked for Hydro One. My Dad also uses it on a daily basis, and often complains about how crappy it is.
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Yep.

[Carlo Von Sexron]

I was doing nothing but 2D drafting, but I got pretty proficient at it.

Some neat tricks.
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[Sharp]

S'not hard to take it to 3d from 2d.

We're making a house. The 2x4s and 2x6s are down, so we put down a roof and plywood.