Comments on: AutoDesk Inventor Saved Your 2D Butt http://www.solidsmack.com/autodesk-inventor-saved-your-2d-butt/2007-07-24/ SolidWorks Tips and the Coolest Technology, Product Design, and Social Media in the entire world of 3D CAD. Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:12:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Josh http://www.solidsmack.com/autodesk-inventor-saved-your-2d-butt/2007-07-24/#comment-9907 Josh Wed, 25 Jul 2007 20:22:13 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=287#comment-9907 Hey Steve, good thoughts. I started out in Acad myself and evaluated inventor in two different companies against solidworks and solidedge. I’m not sure how many seats of SW were out prior to 99, but I do know that was the most common jobs I came across for 3D when I was looking in 2000. I ended up with a SW reseller where I saw some behind the scenes dealin’ that happened by autodesk resellers that put a bad taste in my mouth and where I probably became very biased :)<br><br>In all actuality, I’d probably be the first to try out something new, if it worked better. Hey Steve, good thoughts. I started out in Acad myself and evaluated inventor in two different companies against solidworks and solidedge. I’m not sure how many seats of SW were out prior to 99, but I do know that was the most common jobs I came across for 3D when I was looking in 2000. I ended up with a SW reseller where I saw some behind the scenes dealin’ that happened by autodesk resellers that put a bad taste in my mouth and where I probably became very biased :)

In all actuality, I’d probably be the first to try out something new, if it worked better.

]]> By: Josh http://www.solidsmack.com/autodesk-inventor-saved-your-2d-butt/2007-07-24/#comment-651 Josh Wed, 25 Jul 2007 20:22:13 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=287#comment-651 Hey Steve, good thoughts. I started out in Acad myself and evaluated inventor in two different companies against solidworks and solidedge. I’m not sure how many seats of SW were out prior to 99, but I do know that was the most common jobs I came across for 3D when I was looking in 2000. I ended up with a SW reseller where I saw some behind the scenes dealin’ that happened by autodesk resellers that put a bad taste in my mouth and where I probably became very biased :) In all actuality, I’d probably be the first to try out something new, if it worked better. Hey Steve, good thoughts. I started out in Acad myself and evaluated inventor in two different companies against solidworks and solidedge. I’m not sure how many seats of SW were out prior to 99, but I do know that was the most common jobs I came across for 3D when I was looking in 2000. I ended up with a SW reseller where I saw some behind the scenes dealin’ that happened by autodesk resellers that put a bad taste in my mouth and where I probably became very biased :)
In all actuality, I’d probably be the first to try out something new, if it worked better.

]]> By: Steve http://www.solidsmack.com/autodesk-inventor-saved-your-2d-butt/2007-07-24/#comment-652 Steve Wed, 25 Jul 2007 17:28:21 +0000 http://www.solidsmack.com/?p=287#comment-652 I thought this was kind of an interesting article. Now before anybody jumps down my throat for that comment, let me explain. I've been using AutoDesk products for about 7 years now. That's what I was taught on and that's how I was introduced to 3D CAD. Although, last year, when I started my new job, we were (and still are) using ProE. But we're making the move to Solidworks. We've been using SW for about six months I guess and I've fallen in love all over again. I've had limited experience with SW for the last two or three years, but never really had any prolonged exposure. Now, it's the only thing I use. It makes you wonder why it wasn't more wide-spread before Inventor "opened the market". Just food for thought... I thought this was kind of an interesting article. Now before anybody jumps down my throat for that comment, let me explain. I’ve been using AutoDesk products for about 7 years now. That’s what I was taught on and that’s how I was introduced to 3D CAD. Although, last year, when I started my new job, we were (and still are) using ProE. But we’re making the move to Solidworks. We’ve been using SW for about six months I guess and I’ve fallen in love all over again. I’ve had limited experience with SW for the last two or three years, but never really had any prolonged exposure. Now, it’s the only thing I use. It makes you wonder why it wasn’t more wide-spread before Inventor “opened the market”. Just food for thought…

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