We have seen many great examples of Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology in action over the past few months. Most of these examples focus on either geometry that is purely synchronous or has been imported from another 3D Design solution such as SolidWorks or Inventor. Some previous posts which are worthy of a mention include - Imported Data, PMI [...]
December 3rd, 2008 | Jon Sutcliffe | 0 comments | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "Inventor"
Making Synchronous Design Changes in an Assembly
We have seen various posts and examples that demonstrate the benefits that Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology has when it comes to initial geometry creation or making fast flexible design changes. Some of these include:-
Unified 2D & 3D
Steering Wheel
Live Rules
PMI Dimensions
Editing Imported Data
However all of these examples focus on the creation and manipulation of geometry within [...]
Bill many thanks for your thoughts. I agree with you many of the recommendations could apply to other software.
However the ...
Why pick on Solid Ege ST4? You could have used a fill-in-the-blank form for this article. All of your recommendations ...
Thank you for the tutorial, it was very informative. I will be incorporating ST in my future modeling. I looks ...
I have used Solid Edge for 4 years and ST has made it faster to learn and easier to complete ...
Thanks for a great post John!
Roger 
Jon Sutcliffe says that Yes this is possible in Solid Edge too. Simply open the dwg file into Solid Edge ...
I had to replace around 15k drawings with a new template. Thank you to Ingenea for the Border Control application. 
Yes this is possible in Solid Edge too.
Simply open the dwg file into Solid Edge draft
Select the geometry you want ...
Can you bring in a autocad .DWG file into Solid Edge as a sketch for a part?
I can do this ...
thank you very much for preparing a useful tool...