This is how i want my rear bumper...
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Do they have a website. Is it a four wheeling site? I'm interested in how your latch system works. I've got two swinging arms on my tire carrier that meet some what in the middle. Right now is just a screw down style, but was looking to modify it to a latch system. If you could post the link to their site or take some pics of the latch system and hinge, I would really appreciate in. Thanks.
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Year: 1988 limited
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Engine: 4.0 litre
I just destroyed the backend of my truck last nite....I need a strong as rear bar design & that Bar design looks sweet......I know it's an old subject, but I have an XJ 01 Classic & i badly need rear corner protection up to the back wheel flares....Is this design using custom mounts (as you haven't shown any) or is it mounted to the oem bumper brackets?
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From: Telford PA
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
No way you can do what i showed you with AutoCAD. That was done with PRO/Engineer.
The best software that i have used to do civil 3D is Allplan.
Allplan is owned by a german company called Nemetschek, that recently has acquired Autodesk, the owner of autoCAD, inventor and revit.
From the list of software you posted i would suggest Inventor, easy to start with 3D. Something better would be solidWorks or Catia, if you want the best there is only PRO/eng.
The best software that i have used to do civil 3D is Allplan.
Allplan is owned by a german company called Nemetschek, that recently has acquired Autodesk, the owner of autoCAD, inventor and revit.
From the list of software you posted i would suggest Inventor, easy to start with 3D. Something better would be solidWorks or Catia, if you want the best there is only PRO/eng.
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I thought like you at the beginning, i was used to work with catia and when i switched to pro/e i thought it was so complicated. But when i understood the philosophy behind the features and learned to use all the functions i was amazed of the power it has. the wildfire 5.0 is incredibly simplified through the use of icons thus maintaining the conventional slide menus. You need to try a tutorial, there are plenty on ptc.com .
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From: Telford PA
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
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I thought like you at the beginning, i was used to work with catia and when i switched to pro/e i thought it was so complicated. But when i understood the philosophy behind the features and learned to use all the functions i was amazed of the power it has. the wildfire 5.0 is incredibly simplified through the use of icons thus maintaining the conventional slide menus. You need to try a tutorial, there are plenty on ptc.com .
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From: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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We finally got inventor 2011 at work! I was told earlier this year at an autodesk conference, that i would be able to put limits on my axis constraints!! Im trying to figure it out, I guess were having somebody from autodesk come to my work to teach us more. Anybody else using Inventor 2011 yet?
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From: Gothenburg Sweden
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
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I do Inventor support for a living
Have you tried using contact sets?
If you still have trouble with it you can do a "Pack and Go" on the assembly and email it to me and I can see if I can fix it.
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Joakim
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From: Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Hi!
I do Inventor support for a living
Have you tried using contact sets?
If you still have trouble with it you can do a "Pack and Go" on the assembly and email it to me and I can see if I can fix it.
joakim@jeppsson.se
best regards
Joakim
I do Inventor support for a living
Have you tried using contact sets?
If you still have trouble with it you can do a "Pack and Go" on the assembly and email it to me and I can see if I can fix it.
joakim@jeppsson.se
best regards
Joakim
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Nice to see some Inventor folks in here. I'm running on 11 and love it. Once I get done with some of my other projects I plan to get into a bumper build. I love what you're doing with that sheet metal design...
Hey did you ever find any information on constraining those JJ's? I can think of a few assemblies for work projects I could really use that on.
Here is some of my work... Some of the renderings were done in another program but still designed in Inventor 11. I design agricultural sprayers for a living.
Here is some of my work... Some of the renderings were done in another program but still designed in Inventor 11. I design agricultural sprayers for a living.