The GrabCAD Community team is back again to show you some of our favorite models from the GrabCAD Community Library. With SolidWorks World 2019 coming to a close we wanted to take some time to share with you some of our favorite SolidWorks models from our Community Library.
In honor of our Robotics Group in GrabCAD Groups reaching almost 1,200 members, we wanted to highlight some of our favorite robotic models. And, who knows, maybe one of these models will inspire you to submit a robotic animation to our NASA Challenge that’s going on now until August 24th.
Inspired by our continuously growing Drones Design group, this week we decided to highlight some of our favorite drone-related models. We've chosen models of everything from brushless motors to fertilizer drones. Check them out!
We’ve recently made a few changes to the profile section on GrabCAD in hopes of making it easier for our Community members to show off their best work, see who follows who, update their profiles, and more! This redesign allows your profile to not just be a profile, but a professional and social portfolio. Here are some of the best new features:
We thought it would be fun to ask a few of the more active members of the GrabCAD Community to share some of their favorite models with us. This week we picked FredSWUG, a CAD expert who first joined the GrabCAD Community in 2013 and whose models have been downloaded over 13,000 times, pick out some of his favorite models from the Library, who tells us why he selected the models that he did.
Every discipline and "domain" has its own unique jargon, vocabulary – including slang, acronyms, and more – and associated concepts. This is as true for cooking (e.g., sautee, carmelize, roue), baseball ("bases loaded," etc.), and the like.
With over 2.37 million CAD files available for download in the GrabCAD Community Library, and more being added daily, there's a lot of models to choose from on there.
After its acquisition, the GrabCAD team took on a new challenge: to develop software that could streamline and simplify 3D printing for Stratasys printers.
Every story starts somewhere, and GrabCAD’s started in Estonia in 2010 as an online engineering employment service matching engineers with jobs. It soon became apparent, however, that GrabCAD’s true strength lay in its online Community and its ability to connect and inspire engineers the world over.