http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 en-us SimpleFeed 2.0a1 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/logo?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__387732342?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__387732342?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p>I know it's a bit of a tough pill to swallow, but we can't all be experts in everything [Guaranteed 1st comment is "Speak for yourself Sather!].  As a simulation user myself I recognize that I'm probably not the best CAD modeller out there.  Don't get me wrong...I'm not bad...but certainly not the best.  But I am really good at finding potential manufacturing problems and usually have some decent ideas on what can be modified in the design to correct it.</p><br /> <p>And that's what excites me about Inventor Fusion.  If someone sends me a model to analyze and I do find something wrong, I can really easily bring it into Fusion, push/pull/move/etc. and run another analysis iteration to see if I made it better [or more likely worse].  And the golden ticket here is that we'll [eventually] be able to send that modified version of the part back to the designer and they can accept the changes that were made back into the history-based part model.  Now that's awesome. </p><br /> <p>Check out the YouTube video below for a little example...and let me know what you think about the potential of this workflow...</p><br /> <p> </p><br /> <object width="520" height="318"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="520" height="318"></embed></object> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Fusion for Simulation Users</h1> <p>I know it's a bit of a tough pill to swallow, but we can't all be experts in everything [Guaranteed 1st comment is "Speak for yourself Sather!].  As a simulation user myself I recognize that I'm probably not the best CAD modeller out there.  Don't get me wrong...I'm not bad...but certainly not the best.  But I am really good at finding potential manufacturing problems and usually have some decent ideas on what can be modified in the design to correct it.</p><br /> <p>And that's what excites me about Inventor Fusion.  If someone sends me a model to analyze and I do find something wrong, I can really easily bring it into Fusion, push/pull/move/etc. and run another analysis iteration to see if I made it better [or more likely worse].  And the golden ticket here is that we'll [eventually] be able to send that modified version of the part back to the designer and they can accept the changes that were made back into the history-based part model.  Now that's awesome. </p><br /> <p>Check out the YouTube video below for a little example...and let me know what you think about the potential of this workflow...</p><br /> <p> </p><br /> <object width="520" height="318"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="520" height="318"></embed></object> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__387732342/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__387732342?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> The Gear Box Blogs Sat, 27 Jun 2009 01:42:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__40544619?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__40544619?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p>I know it's a bit of a tough pill to swallow, but we can't all be experts in everything [Guaranteed 1st comment is "Speak for yourself Sather!].  As a simulation user myself I recognize that I'm probably not the best CAD modeller out there.  Don't get me wrong...I'm not bad...but certainly not the best.  But I am really good at finding potential manufacturing problems and usually have some decent ideas on what can be modified in the design to correct it.</p><br /> <p>And that's what excites me about Inventor Fusion.  If someone sends me a model to analyze and I do find something wrong, I can really easily bring it into Fusion, push/pull/move/etc. and run another analysis iteration to see if I made it better [or more likely worse].  And the golden ticket here is that we'll [eventually] be able to send that modified version of the part back to the designer and they can accept the changes that were made back into the history-based part model.  Now that's awesome. </p><br /> <p>Check out the YouTube video below for a little example...and let me know what you think about the potential of this workflow...</p><br /> <p> </p><br /> <object width="520" height="318"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="520" height="318"></embed></object> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Fusion for Simulation Users</h1> <p>I know it's a bit of a tough pill to swallow, but we can't all be experts in everything [Guaranteed 1st comment is "Speak for yourself Sather!].  As a simulation user myself I recognize that I'm probably not the best CAD modeller out there.  Don't get me wrong...I'm not bad...but certainly not the best.  But I am really good at finding potential manufacturing problems and usually have some decent ideas on what can be modified in the design to correct it.</p><br /> <p>And that's what excites me about Inventor Fusion.  If someone sends me a model to analyze and I do find something wrong, I can really easily bring it into Fusion, push/pull/move/etc. and run another analysis iteration to see if I made it better [or more likely worse].  And the golden ticket here is that we'll [eventually] be able to send that modified version of the part back to the designer and they can accept the changes that were made back into the history-based part model.  Now that's awesome. </p><br /> <p>Check out the YouTube video below for a little example...and let me know what you think about the potential of this workflow...</p><br /> <p> </p><br /> <object width="520" height="318"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/D7YM7UPPvqM&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="520" height="318"></embed></object> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__40544619/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_fusion_for_simulation_users__40544619?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs The Gear Box Sat, 27 Jun 2009 01:42:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/syncromatics_uses_autodesk_inventor_to_provide_s_984333419?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/syncromatics_uses_autodesk_inventor_to_provide_s_984333419?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Syncromatics Uses Autodesk Inventor to Provide Smart Transit Information for Riders</h1> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/syncromatics_uses_autodesk_inventor_to_provide_s_984333419/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/syncromatics_uses_autodesk_inventor_to_provide_s_984333419?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Industry Information Press Releases Fri, 26 Jun 2009 12:30:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__135314313?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__527423830?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__636804728?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__663280976?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__708685968?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__887477711?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__900062600?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Inventor Feature Rename Tool</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22329/file_22329.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today I was shown a great add-in for Inventor of something I thought was very cool. I see a lot of add-ins and great things that many of you do but I really like this one. Have you ever wanted holes you created in the model be named in the browser accordingly? Take a look at the following add-in that Allen Gager wrote that is a free download. I just installed it on Inventor 2010 and it worked great.</p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look at the following YouTube video for more details.</p><br /> <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/FkMoydpeNto&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object><br /> <p align="left">You can get more information about Allen and the Inventor Feature Rename Add-In tool <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138?h=gllj6qvpIlT1rYB7URw-pEqdXQHzT8rz-u6LYCPLBZheZtog6eECszsE2IyT4LUKe6omrPofUB0WzJJfVhDbqw**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">here</a>.</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/inventor_feature_rename_tool__975962138?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Fri, 26 Jun 2009 03:56:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__11807045?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__265270239?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__320398889?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__486864874?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__678445107?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__797540614?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> In the Machine Blogs Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__82487508?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Fusion is Alive!</h1> <p align="center"><img border="0" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" alt="" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Today  Inventor Fusion was <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=PAwaiiguqclMMp0acRoOLIXvQafOo8G-LfAMxxpDVWz5HCwm8OeyLhZR6Jc3ENA6-I07h7qQXirzU_n7AjmotXu_-zJva9QCOm5sX8CLnLij97oF7nuh5w**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">announced</a> and available for download on <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Autodesk Labs</a>. Many of you have been following Inventor Fusion and have asked when you could get your hands on it. Well the time is now and we are excited to hear from you once you get a chance to drive it around the block.</p><br /> <p align="left">For those of you that aren't familiar with Inventor Fusion, it is technology to showcase our direct model manipulation that allows you to easily create and edit 3D models. You can directly model components in Inventor Fusion or import models to be able to directly modify them. It is definitely work a look so head on over to Autodesk Labs to give it a try.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=kK3cvMWUbPqgmWD67-0ljNn6cFSbhdYoMlWaH860gR4XjePkKw30ai9lwZch8btE&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img width="500" height="304" border="0" src="/files/29301_29400/29301/file_29301.png" alt="" /></a></p><br /> <p align="left">Take a look what others are saying.</p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=lkghb5dLhNFjN6rJWnqF1BfiE4z10-g7cmkUVmZaoZzceyQ5zXk2CqJwlnoShpr2&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">Kenneth Wong at Desktop Engineering</a></p><br /> <p align="left"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=lkghb5dLhNFjhHm4QSQwEcUidr8nOr0unrWy-_dF_cBn1oMvbV1yPe5o7jV4yLwbKj9LqXrpmU3B8kG2Cha3cRP2jhHmPvAw58Vq2hcbnWU_FBRzLg8vsGAJXUep1BqIIelfP9w6QQehE8HgCXObTg**&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">SolidSmack</a></p><br /> <p align="left"> </p><br /> <p align="center">What are you waiting for - you could be modeling already!</p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/fusion_is_alive__843846516?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:12:00 GMT http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134 <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Autodesk recently added a channel on YouTube <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?h=lkghb5dLhNEZAnvVKN-L43cZ3BJnzBrAjN4-R2Ml1vg*&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">http://www.youtube.com/autodesk</a> that is has many clips ranging from Inventor, Moldflow, Showcase and more. Head on over and check it out.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?h=lkghb5dLhNEZAnvVKN-L43cZ3BJnzBrAjN4-R2Ml1vg*&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img border="0" alt="" src="/files/29201_29300/29291/file_29291.png" /></a></p> <font family="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="-1"> <!--CONTENT--> <h1 style="font-size: 15px; font-weight:bold;">Autodesk YouTube Channel</h1> <p align="center"><img class="" alt="" src="http://mfgcommunity.autodesk.com/files/22301_22400/22371/file_22371.png" /></p><br /> <p align="left">Autodesk recently added a channel on YouTube <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?h=lkghb5dLhNEZAnvVKN-L43cZ3BJnzBrAjN4-R2Ml1vg*&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134">http://www.youtube.com/autodesk</a> that is has many clips ranging from Inventor, Moldflow, Showcase and more. Head on over and check it out.</p><br /> <p align="center"><a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?h=lkghb5dLhNEZAnvVKN-L43cZ3BJnzBrAjN4-R2Ml1vg*&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134"><img border="0" alt="" src="/files/29201_29300/29291/file_29291.png" /></a></p> <!--CONTENT--> </font><p/> <img src="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/i/1/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585/5.gif?f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134&s=AWh4F26R71_gMyIhFm1AxTEsbnVsbCwwLDA*"/> <a href="http://rss-manufacturing.autodesk.com/rsrc/link/_/autodesk_youtube_channel__179896585?h=zrn6D-D9qXPa26O41-rhgm_hbQsELVB5xSGnVTQFyhidwIRUrsiD2L3LUKyDYofshi_F1EtdGOUYZD98New-6R3-Pi3N2ur8CpiVw28uT6AmJbw_dt_KmSOoSK2_8-HR&f=1401f520-01de-11de-3588-00001a1a9134" style="margin-left:24px; color: #118888; text-decoration:none;"> Update My Feed Preferences </a> ]]> Blogs In the Machine Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:51:00 GMT