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Siemens NX 2007 | Move Object | Beginner and Advanced Tutorial - Is it a CAD Secret?

👉👉👉 SUBSCRIBE for more content:    / @bizlearn_siemens_nx_training   👉👉👉 The ultimate NX CAD Secrets Beginners Playlist:    • Siemens NX Beginners and Pros must co...   👉👉👉 NX 1980 Update training required for large groups or even single sets? We are ready to enroll you into the best Online Learning Platform available: the Bizlearn Online Campus 🤓 Contact us via [email protected] or visit our website https://www.bizlearn.de for more information! NX1980 was released in 2021 and we have delivered a suitable and unique update training to more than 15,000 participants in 8 languages already (-: The video shows an excerpt of the Bizlearn NX Beginner training portfolio. 🤓 ALL of our NX update and beginner trainings are spiced with NX CAD secrets and practical workflows! We do not just deliver a video-documentary! The Bizlearn training is a storytelling experience and allows you to connect with one of the most experienced and successful CAD trainers on the globe. Our passion is training and entertainment. And we love to communicate with our participants 😍. Video Content: The Move Object Feature is a powerful and easy-to-use command in Siemens NX, even in older versions. The command can be used in a non-associative or associative manner to orientate existing geometry. Use cases can be the associative orientation of imported geometry or the orientation of a complete or partial parametric construction. In this video you will learn: 👉 the differences between "Move Parents" and "Associative" 👉 about the prerequisites 👉 how to position a Coordinate System properly 👉 about possible fails and how to solve them 0:00 Introduction 0:45 why should a movement be non-associative? 1:31 general overview of move object 3:31 creating a non-associative movement 4:20 possible problems and prerequisites 8:55 the CAD Secret: creating an associative movement 14:45 Any Questions? How do we know? As NX CAD Supporter for many years, Simon has never opened ER’s at GTAC. Simon has been doing benchmarks and spend his time on discovering solutions, workarounds, workflows, methods. And in Simon’s opinion, Siemens offers the best solutions to find a solution for any kind of problem. Simon’s idea was, to shout out, that by following the “Horizontal Modeling” strategy, your designs will be more update-stable, reusable, and comfortable. And the rule is simple: “Always create a reference to the possibly oldest object!” These facts are unfortunately secrets for most Siemens NX users. We can clearly see that these facts are not trained in typical Siemens NX beginner trainings. Unfortunately! Therefore, Simon has decided to start his own SPLM training company and has successfully trained over 16.000 NX CAD users during the last years. Even Siemens NX update trainings are spiced with the “NX CAD Secrets”. It’s not just a typical documentary, which we are providing! It’s the real essentials required for master designers. And there’s no need to know all the capabilities of the NX CAD software! There’s no need of a 3-week training session! Out trainings are delivered in lightspeed, online, from anywhere and at any time. We are running several training platforms and we guarantee, that Simon will always be available there, to answer your questions. Even if you make a request! For the best and absolutely different learning solution on the market via [email protected]. Thank you, Siemens, for developing the NX CAD software into the right direction! For German, French, Chinese or English update training participation, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us: [email protected] The update training is already available, starting from version NX11 if you wish (-; By the way - we offer a Siemens NX online training concerning modeling methods. Just get in contact (; #siemensnx #nxtutorial #nx2007 Further information can be obtained via [email protected] Impressum: https://www.bizlearn.de/impressum/ Background music composed by Aleksandr Shamaluev | © MotionElements Pte. Ltd.