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  1. 2005-11-23, 08:59 PM #1
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    Default Find existing parts

    This looks useful

    Sketch a part and the software searches your existing (2d) drawings and (3d) models for similar parts.
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    Default Re: Find existing parts

    Quote Originally Posted by johnbogie
    This looks useful

    Sketch a part and the software searches your existing (2d) drawings and (3d) models for similar parts.
    Wow... what a cool idea.
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