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Emil Rindell
Jonas Bryntesson
Henrik Andersson
2024-04-25
Emil Rindell
Jonas Bryntesson
Henrik Andersson
2024-04-25
You can watch our previous webinar from Thursday, April 25, 2024, where we explain and show features of the sketch in IRONCAD.
A Sketch (also called Cross-Section) is a 2D profile that can be used, for example, to extrude a Shapefeature that is part of a part in the 3D scene.
Many users are not aware of the useful features and functions available. Some tools are also not so easy to discover on your own. IRONCAD solves different needs in a brilliant way. For example, when is constraint locking appropriate and when is flexibility best? How do the handles work? What do red and blue symbols and measurements mean? How can you control what changes?
You will be surprised by what you can do and you can directly use this knowledge in your own work to become more efficient, so attending this webinar is guaranteed to be time well spent.
The presentation is made by Jonas Bryntesson who works with IRONCAD training.
More detailed information about the features of the sketch can be found in a separate blog post - More control with the sketch in IRONCAD
Read more about the different types of 3D elements that can be created in IRONCAD - Different types of 3D elements in IRONCAD
Keep in mind that there are both old classic and more modern ways to model 3D models in IRONCAD - Different methods for 3D modeling in IRONCAD
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