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Originally Posted by Tim Hancock
Previous non mechanicaly minded owner of the business was told by a friend that Solidworks would "magically" make designing custom one of a kind special machines simple compared to Autocad......He bought it, but with only two of us mechanical designers left, our work load did not allow us to take the time to change over. I can't really see our new owner turning down much needed work right now to allow us to ramp up on Solidworks now either.
Someday I may sing it's praises, but for now on a busy stressful day before the holiday......F#$^$%&%*@ Solidworks   |
Way back in the early days I worked for a guy who paid me by the hour.
When we needed supplies he would have me sit for hours and pour through catalogs to find the best prices.
He'd get a woody if I found a deal that saved him $5's per Syquest cartridge. Then he'd buy 3 of them. He paid me $50 to save himself $15.
He is no longer in business.
The time it takes you to learn new SW is an investment in his business. If he can't find a way to make the time now then he never will.