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Mold Wizard
- Thread starter sormane
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Like any software tool, especially one that is as powerfull as UG and moldwizard, you need some form of training. It is unreasonable and unfair to assume you should learn it on your own, while still being productive at your job. If you weigh the cost of your time struggling with a tool for months or even years, vs the seemingly steep price of training, you will be quick to find that training wil be in your best ineterst.
That being said, the first place I would look is the UG Docs for Moldwizard. They seem to be well written, and easily understood. Also check out CAST, the UG supplied tutorial. I think there is a MoldWizard module. And lastly, contact a training organization, such as EDS - more expensive and less flexible, but more structured, or a commercial trainer like CadPo ( or Design Visionaries ( - less expensive & more flexible but less structured.
-Derek
DL Engineering Services
specializing in CAD Design Consultation Services
That being said, the first place I would look is the UG Docs for Moldwizard. They seem to be well written, and easily understood. Also check out CAST, the UG supplied tutorial. I think there is a MoldWizard module. And lastly, contact a training organization, such as EDS - more expensive and less flexible, but more structured, or a commercial trainer like CadPo ( or Design Visionaries ( - less expensive & more flexible but less structured.
-Derek
DL Engineering Services
specializing in CAD Design Consultation Services
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