Fast paced, supportive teamwork environment that promotes peer collaboration. Communicates daily through email, chat or virtual meeting. Works closely with engineering lead as well as peers. Maintain engineering release and change documentation. Prepare engineering drawings in compliance with engineering standards to be used for supplier collaboration and/or manufacturing purposes Assist engineers to troubleshoot design or model issues Work with lead engineer to develop various design concepts for sheetmetal, welded assemblies, machined components, and flexible fluid lines routings. Experience with Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing.Strong Mechanical Aptitude and 3d special awareness.Basic Microsoft Office and Windows Knowledge.Experience with CAD parametric modeling softwares, such as PTC Creo, Solidworks, Autocad Inventor.
Candidates should have a good understanding of GD&T as well as standard manufacturing practices. Additionally, this individual may be responsible to prepare engineering drawings for supplier collaboration purposes, assist engineers in troubleshooting designs and drawings, and maintain engineering release and change documentation. If the geometry is Lofts or complex Sweeps, well.As a designer/modeler, the individual will be tasked with developing various design concepts for sheetmetal, welded assemblies, machined components, and flexible fluid lines routings to be used on machines. Then we can make more definitive statements. So it depends on the quality of your source geometry and what kind of edits you have to make. Assuming the work is not all wrong - it might be the easy way to go. In Inventor from scratch, using the info, measurements, dimensions from the AutoCAD drawings generatedĭirect Editing is what we did for thousands of years (in CAD years) in AutoCAD. Assuming the work is not all wrong - it might be the easy way to Or, if that is too much of a mission, would it not be easier and quicker for me to redraw them Direct Editing is what we did for thousands of years (in CAD years) in AutoCAD. We have already established that the feature history will be gone - you will have to use Feature Recognition and/or Direct Editing (and whatever standard modeling practices are appropriate). But if they are resistant (or don't know how to export Can I use them in my Inventor 2018 to easily modify them, (with all their original creo intelligence) Well, if the person involved is willing to export the STEP, then at least you don't have to worry about Inventor/Creo versions. Is if of any benefit for him to get me the Creo files? Let's see what you have - at least a screen capture I wanted to know and tell the person involved is thisġ. I don't have the Creo files, only dwg's that were generated from them.
See what you have - Attach example file here.
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