I've heard of Revit but don't really do anything architecture at work mostly just AutoCAD for p&id drawings so it gets pretty boring. Solidworks is something I learned on the side and it's the love of my life

 

SolidEdge, not AutoCAD or SolidWorks:

 

Have you worked with Unigraphics? I understand there are some similarities though I've never touched either package.

 

I don't think I'm aloud to post the things I make. I signed some form a couple of years ago.

 

I've never tried Unigraphics. I started with ProE and was pretty good with it, then switched to SolidEdge when I started with this company. SolidEdge is 100% better 99% of the time. There are a few areas where it's slightly weaker or not quite my preference but really, those situations rarely come up. Very user friendly, less expensive, and great tech support as needed.

 

Allowed.

 

I knew I misspelled it. I'm not aloud either.


...and for the record, I hate people who make spelling and grammar mistakes on internet forums.

 

as long as i understand what you're trying to say, I don't mind typos or misspelling.

 

Damn thats pretty crazy what is it JonBoy? I'm still looking for something for something to design so if anybody knows of something with dimensions let me know. Keep them coming if your allowed too lol.

 

It's a phased crank-balanced pumping unit - the company for which I work manufactures them. I design them and develop new technology to drive them.

If you click on the photos and then click on them again in the second window, you'll get a bigger photo with better resolution. Some of the details are lost at the current size.