http://www.csug.org/content For SolidWorks Users .. By Chicago Area SolidWorks Users Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:17:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.csug.org/content/?p=10#comment-3 What A Great Day! « RockSolid Perspective Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:36:37 +0000 http://www.csug.org/content/?p=10#comment-3 [...] After a great day of training Matthew and we headed out to the Chicago SolidWorks User Group (CSUG) meeting which was held at the Des Plaines campus of Oakton Community College. This was my first time attending a CSUG meeting and Denny Bahl was a gracious host. Denny and Steven Slowik did a great job of putting this meeting together. It was attended by roughly 30-35 users and they were all treated to a great presentation by Rick Chin (SolidWorks Corporation) on the history and abilities of FeatureXpert. He did a tremendous job of tying in a multitude of ideas that all led to the realization and development of FeatureXpert. Along with meeting Rick for the first time I also had the pleasure of meeting Ed Eaton for the first time in person. It was great to finally introduce myself and get to talk to Ed. All in all this meeting was great; it was well run, well attended and included some great discussions and networking. Denny is doing a tremendous job with this group and I highly encourage you if you are within a reasonable driving distance of Chicago to attend the next meeting that the CSUG offers. You can check out their schedule on their website here. [...] [...] After a great day of training Matthew and we headed out to the Chicago SolidWorks User Group (CSUG) meeting which was held at the Des Plaines campus of Oakton Community College. This was my first time attending a CSUG meeting and Denny Bahl was a gracious host. Denny and Steven Slowik did a great job of putting this meeting together. It was attended by roughly 30-35 users and they were all treated to a great presentation by Rick Chin (SolidWorks Corporation) on the history and abilities of FeatureXpert. He did a tremendous job of tying in a multitude of ideas that all led to the realization and development of FeatureXpert. Along with meeting Rick for the first time I also had the pleasure of meeting Ed Eaton for the first time in person. It was great to finally introduce myself and get to talk to Ed. All in all this meeting was great; it was well run, well attended and included some great discussions and networking. Denny is doing a tremendous job with this group and I highly encourage you if you are within a reasonable driving distance of Chicago to attend the next meeting that the CSUG offers. You can check out their schedule on their website here. [...]

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