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Solidworks 2006 surface knit

Solidworks 2006 surface knit

Solidworks 2006 surface knit

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When using the knit function for Solidworks 2006 is it possible to select all surfaces at one time?

RE: Solidworks 2006 surface knit

You can select a single surface, right click, and select "Select Inverse", which should select everything but the single surface.  Then, CTRL-Click the last surface and everything should be selected.  (I think.)

If that's not exactly right, check Inverse Selection in Help and you should have it.

Jeff Mowry
www.industrialdesignhaus.com
Reason trumps all.  And awe trumps reason.

RE: Solidworks 2006 surface knit

you can also save it as an iges file, then open the iges file with the knit or try solid option on.

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