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A deep-rooted hatred for rare game board colors drove him to the sudden realization that Bolivian Scarabs were classified incorrectly. These links did not help.
Sparth Construct - What? Future landscapes, vehicles and mechs? The amazing art of Nicolas Bouvier.
Best desktop Customization Tools - More ways in which to make your ‘puter screen perttier. Glorious customization!
Pandora Sidebar gadget - The goodness of Pandora Radio in your Vista sidebar. Full and mini-mode. That’s cute.
10 Step for Career Networking - You mean it’s this easy? and I don’t even have to leave my house? yes.
15 Tech Secrets for Road Warriors - Not even one mention of implant devices. for shame. Generally, pretty good ideas.
World’s First… - What’s was the worlds first computer mouse? That and others right here.
The Amazing Steam Candle - you could run… a candle. neato.
Hey everyone. I’d just like to say thanks for reading, commenting, loving, hating, cheering, puking and pondering each post here on SolidSmack. I wish I could buy a turkey for everyone (and throw a cranberry at some) that make me wanting to keep doing this, at times with the incessant rage of a rabid beet farmer.
I know a lot of you now, but if I don’t, leave a comment! or check out the gang on Twitter. Either way, I’d love to meet more of you. Thanks again.
It may not be enough that you know how to sort desktop folders, write a cordial email or sketch a straight line, you may actually need to know some software that allows others to see what’s going on in the recesses of your analytically-primed imagination.
There are hundreds of software apps that help Industrial Designers and Engineers, but what do you need to learn to get a top position in the Industrial Design field? Photoshop and Illustrator would be on most people’s lists, but what about 3D?
Continue reading ‘The Top 3D Software for Industrial Design… and Engineering?’
If your fear of needles send you into a fever-breaking sweat, there’s nano-technology being developed in the recesses of multiple research facilities that would eliminate the tension and danger of delivering meds to your drug-laden organs.
The skin, being your largest organ, is the target of a transdermal patch with microneedles to get the juice right into your bloodstream STAT. This one, the ADMINPatch from nanoBioSciencejust happens to be developed using SolidWorks.
Continue reading ‘400+ Needles Stuck Into Skin Is Not Scary At All’
There’s a new site that might get you an answer quicker that you can say, arrrrrrrGGGGH! to a SolidWorks VAR. It’s a new take on Tech Support from Ben Eadie of SolidMentor called SolidJott.
Ben says it’s simple and it is. You sign up and type a question. You don’t need a SolidWorks Serial number either. Will this make it more popular? The interface is like Twitter, but better because comments are threaded, you can add ratings and put tags on your question.
The only thing you can’t do is upload images or model files. That’s one advantage the SolidWorks forums have right away this, but if you want some quick help with some regulars from the forums already showing up, take a look.
Can the SolidWorks community handle another place to ask questions? Is this a better method?
