2008 December 02 « from Civil to Inventor

Civil 3D – Selective Design Criteria

Civil3D.com has added another write up of mine, check it out.

Selective Design Criteria on Civil3d.com

It may get some flak, so be sure to read the bashing.

December 2, 2008 Posted by John Evans | Alignments, Profiles | Alignments, Autodesk, Civil 3D, Design Criteria, Edit, Profiles | No Comments Yet

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My name is John Evans, and I am an Autodesk Inventor and Civil 3D Certified Professional. I currently work for Gustin, Cothern, and Tucker, Inc., a Civil Engineering firm in Niceville, Florida. There I manage the Civil 3D seats, training, troubleshooting, construction data management, and occasionally programming. I also work as a consulting author at Tekni Consulting, where I write content for Inventor training courses. I attended Autodesk University 2006 and 2007 in Las Vegas.

I am a veteran with extensive experience in Aerospace maintenance, Mechanical engineering and manufacturing, and Civil Engineering/Surveying, both field and office, and I speak English and Japanese. When I am not answering questions here, I am with my family, writing training material, studying Japanese, or in my machine shop.

I Currently use AutoCAD Civil 3D 2010, Autodesk Inventor 2010, MasterCAM X2, InventorCAM, and Mach3.

If I could do more of something besides blogging to everyone, it would probably be…

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with loving wife and her monster Nikon while I watch my kids, spending time with my Japanese Friends, in Japan, Cutting parts in my machine shop, Playing poker, Swinging a sword in Kenjustu class, spending time with my 2 best friends Jamie and Jason, and learning something new.

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