Here's some screenshots of the latest 'free-time' project i've done. It's not even close to being done yet, still got a lot of details/parts i'd like to add. Some of my friends wanted to see some pix of my work-in-progress, so i figured i'd share it here too. But i gota warn you all, theres some corners i cut while drawing this up, either because i did not know of a part that needed to be added or just didn't feel like doing it. I'm waiting for the day my boss sends me to advanced Pro-E training... anyways i hope you guys like it. i'll update later on when i get more done.

 

wow.......i honor you.......

Im only at a stage where i can make a muffler(uber easy)...hopefully ill be able to make a full exhaust by the end of this semester..

 

very nice. I made a frontional rotorary motor last semester. Pro E> CAD

 

Yeah, i tried to make a rotary a while back but then things got busy at work and my 'free-time' went away. I applaud you, Carbon.

 

very nice...i just learned CAD here at davis last quarter

 

yea i run Autodesk............i like.

How much better is Pro E tho.

 

I've never used any other programs other than Pro-E and Ansys so i really don't know.

 

Cool.

 

cool..
you outta see 3d models of vehicles at my work.. people would shat their pants.. can't post them, though, it's all classified

 

do you use Solidworks as well? its got Curvature-Continuous surfacing that makes lofting easier... much like Boundary-Curves for Pro/E

 

My friend uses Solidworks at his job and we both learned Pro-E in college. He said they're both pretty much the same. I'm not sure what boundary curves are, all i have is just one college course of training and a about a year n half of job experience. I really would like to take a higher level training course... and have my job pay for it haha.