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==STEP 1: Measure One of the Parts in VTube-LASER==
 
==STEP 1: Measure One of the Parts in VTube-LASER==
 
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Without moving the assembly, measure the first pipe, then use the File tab in Measure Tube Data to send the measured part to SOLIDWORKS.
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Measure the first pipe and create a measured tube shape.
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==STEP 2: Build the Part in SOLIDWORKS==
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Use the File tab in Measure Tube Data to send the measured part to SOLIDWORKS.
 
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Revision as of 18:54, 2 June 2016

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VTube-LASER can reverse engineer tube and then build that tube in SOLIDWORKS as a fully-constrained 3D parametric model. This page describes the basic steps to create an assembly from a part using VTube-LASER and SOLIDWORKS.


STEP 1: Measure One of the Parts in VTube-LASER

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Measure the first pipe and create a measured tube shape.

STEP 2: Build the Part in SOLIDWORKS

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Use the File tab in Measure Tube Data to send the measured part to SOLIDWORKS.

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