I’m curious to know how many people use SolidWorks Routing for 3D piping modeling

2015-10-23View Original

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I feel that this software isn’t very convenient for learning; I wonder what others think?

Reply #22015-10-24

I heard that some small and medium-sized companies use SolidWorks for 3D modeling of piping systems. It was previously thought to be mainly used in the machinery manufacturing industry, such as in the automotive sector and parts processing...

Reply #32015-10-26

It’s not very convenient; the process is complex, and high standards are required regarding the completeness and format of the parts database. There is no single-line diagram available for convenience

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