DudeManGuy

One day long ago a math geek named Eugene kidnapped one of the IronCAD developers. He threatened grievous cerebral harm to the developer if he didn’t add a vector entry UI on the TriBall. So, being that developers are a peace-loving race, he agreed to add the vector entry UI. However, to get back at Eugene the math geek, the developer coded this strange value converting mumbo-jumbo. He’s still smirking about that. Later, even after Eugene had disappeared into the depths of the Georgia Tech campus, the developer was still scared for his life. So he decided to go into Product Management and changed his name to Cary O’Connor. And that, my IronFriends, is how we find our selves with this nugget of demo interrupting goodness. DMG

Not for native IronCAD files. IK

This has been happening since IronCAD 1 IK

Think about the "rolling ball"... Might lead you to some conclusions. IK

I have been evaluating SolidWorks over the last month. We have found it has troublr putting oversized fillets on complex parts. I had a .078 thick plastic part that needed a .094 fillet around the top edges (complex shape). SolidWorks failed. Imported the part into IronCAD, still failed. Switched the part to ACIS and the fillet succeeded. SolidWorks: $4995 IronCAD: $3495 Look on SolidWorks VAR face when he realized ACIS could fillet something that Parasolid couldn't: PRICELESS !!! IK

And all this time I thought it was an Inconsiderate Confusion System file... That will be Microsoft's next product line.