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Passing this job opportunity from our friends at Minarik Drives for a Product Design Engineer...
We have an immediate need for a circuit design-capable BSEE with knowledge of motor control firmware and hardware and three to five years’ industry experience in product specification, hardware and software design for AC and DC motor drives, power control and mixed circuit design, and product validation testing. Working directly with a wide network of external customers,…
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Hi. Thanks for adding me as a friend. Look forward to sharing.
Mashall, I can't find a way to delete a mis-oriented photo from this site?
Hi Marshall, This is Tomasz from Ammono. Thank you for your feedback in reply to my request for inserting the new product release. Please advice the place where it has been published.
Regards. Tomasz
Marshall:
I'm using CMS IntelliCAD 6.6, an AutoCAD knockoff. I thought your group was made up of all ICAD users. If you know of any in the group that might address my issue, I'd appreciate your getting us together. Thanks.
Bob
Marshall:
I'm somewhat new to the program; I was an AutoCAD user previously. I can no longer set the direction for a 2D line (or stretch an existing line) by dragging the cursor in the desired direction after picking a starting point and specifying a length (or distance). All such lines (stretches) are automatically drawn vertically, in the 90 deg direction. I was previously able to draw a designated-length line in any direction using ICAD, but I don't what happened. Is there a setting to change? The move and copy commands still allow me to specify a distance and drag to a direction.
Thanks. Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
Bob Kushner
Thank you for creating this site. I was just wondering if there is an actual physical address and a telephone number.
Hello Marshall, how do you do
I have seen some videos about it is very cool and practical and it can be a money maker
In Algeria SolidWworks is now widely known, CNC machines also but we use old method to produce 3D prototype
3D printer it is not known in my country and I guess it is not yet used
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