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Shoptask Quadralift hand notes for manufacturing here
Inventor 2011 Beta Contest
I finally submitted it. Here is the Thrust Spreadsheet for the Beta. I submitted some old version and can’t change it. I also can’t upload any spreadsheets here. So here is an image of the data. It approximates thrust quantities in exhaust pipe for the design criteria.
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Welcome. ようこそ。
AU 2010! Yeah, well I’m back and already looking forward to next year.
I won the Inventor 2011 Beta Contests for Simulation. Now I’m back to pounding out courseware again.
Don’t forget the supportive folks at Autodesk University, Autodesk Certifications, Civil3d.com, BIM on the Rocks, and Tekni.
I took on some design contracts this past year, and things went quite well. If you need a design put on paper, or a problem worked out, let me know.
If you want to see something, please post to the Civil3D or Inventor product pages. I will continue do my best. みんあさんがんばれ。
John Evans
Fun in Kanazawa with my nephew Shido !
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 provide consulting services for product design, and serve as a consulting author at Tekni Consulting, where I write content for Inventor training courses. I attended Autodesk University 2006, 2007, and 2009 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, proving a new design, 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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from Civil to Inventor 
Have you ever imported or opened Inventor parts, ipt or iam in a civil package? I have a client who wants to put parts into civil that are too complex for partbuilder but easy for Inventor.
David,
I emailed you, but in summary no. It might be possible, but the parametrics will only be controlled on the Part Builder created items. I will give it some thought.
John
Was wondering if there is a way that I can get C3D to show me all the ponding areas (closed polylines) on a big surface
Can you help or guide me in a direction, currently i’m doing this by hand, and it takes forever
Regards
FC Snyman