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Is there any security risk in giving them the info they require for the 30 day trial? (they ask for SW serial #)

Web page is: http://www.toolworks.info/ We are just looking to add a bit more functionality and customizability to our BOM. Has anyone used this product or has any comments on it? Or if anyone out there has chosen another version let me know. Thanks in advanced -Jason

TVP, you hit the problem on the head. AR200 designates Brinell Hardness # of 200. So how does that affect my k and n values? They both should be higher should they not? I dont have the capabilities of running a strength test on material?

Ha! I just noticed I spelt the title wrong...sorry So if the K and the n are both experimentally determined how can I find them? I have yet to see AR200 in any lists for k and n values. Maybe im way off the mark on this one and you can calculate them somehow. ??? -Jason

Is the K in Sigma = ke^n the same as the K for bulk modulus?

Thanks for the tip, However, I dont think Strength is Ultimate Tensile Strength as there is a UTS parameter. I do think that strength would be the fracture point assuming constant volume in the yield section of the curve. Im still trying to figure out how to get this true strength as well as...

Actually while im here one more question: We just got a new accupress press brake and I am just adding all the materials we use to its software. There are a few parameters that I am unclear about. Perhaps you could enlighten me. The program asks for the following(with no units) along with the...

Thanks! I should have guessed that was the answer and its not even monday today... I guess I will need another excuse. -Jason

I have a mill run in my hand for AR-200 sheet metal but I need a few more paramters then what is on the mill run. I cant find AR200 on matweb so I assume it is just a common trade name. Can anyone offer me an actual code for this product? Thanks a bunch.

handleman hit it on the head. I do want a seperate excel file. Sorry if that was unclear.

Well I find the solidworks version very limiting plus engineering are the only ones that can read it. I would like to make a series of excel pages that sort the information in different ways for different people as well as interact with other spread sheets. So for purchasing I want the spread...

Has anyone run across a good Excel BOM tutorial I would like to set one up for our company. Running SW 2007. Thanks

We ran 2 monitors on pro E then when we switched over to solid works our video car was good enough to run two monitors but as soon as you brought two screens of solid works up (or bridged one over both) it would just white screen. So vid card quality does make a difference.

Thanks for getting me started, I didnt even know I had pro/batch. I am having some problems getting it to work though. Basically only way i could figure out how to open it is in the start run command type in pro_batch. Not sure how to actually get it to do something

I dont want to sit here and convert each file manually is there any way to batch convert a project or file to iges automatically? Thanks alot I appreciate the help

Thanks for the replys guys. Im going to give the parts templates a try, it will get the job done but will require to think about the manufacturing process and material before hand which may be a pain. Im going to make a template for sheet metal, HSS, Pipe, and round bar and put the specific...

No, the size is just displayed on the drawing for the guys on the shop floor. I want the "size properties" (just a text string) to be driven by three manually entered dimension. The problem I have now is that I just want to run the scheduler and have it put in all my custom properties then go...

Hi there, Trying to automate my drawing creation a bit and cant seem to figure out how to get the scheduler to do the size feature for me. Here is some background on what im doing. First off its almost all sheet metal. Right now I have a Size property name and I have just been copying and...

I looked into what was the actual standard and I was right in "that Anver Corporation designs and builds vacuum lifters in strict conformance with ANSI/ASME SPECIFICATIONS B30.20 "Below The Hook Lifting Devices." Within those specifications it is stated that the loads must be "clean and free...

Our company has recently purchased a new 20' acupressure 750ton break and we are having problems with the material handling aspect of moving light gauge (12ga) sheets around. The largest sheet we will move is 24'x8'. We get the sheets delivered on four 4"x4" blocks and so when our fork lift...