Video introducing new Power Shell add-in for SOLIDWORKS. To download a FREE 30-day trial of Power Shell/Power Thicken please visit: bit.ly/PwrShellPwrThickIG
Thank you so much for your comment! Power Shell can shell out faces, or hollow out the interior of a model; it can offset inward or outward. And the Power Thicken tool can offset and thicken a surface model. These tools can handle extremely complex geometry including difficult organic shapes.
Oh, that's very strange! Could you e-mail support@npowersoftware.com so we can make sure to get you a proper working demo? I'm not sure what's going wrong here. So sorry about that!
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SO nice! This looks like it will save many headaches and remodeling hours!
Can you tell us what is the difference between new power-shell and using thicken tool in power-surfacing?
From my experiences, thicken tool in power-surfacing still give us the variations in thickness
The deviation is about 0,3 - 0,5 mm
Do you think the thickness will be more uniform in the new add-in above?
Thank you so much for your comment! Power Shell can shell out faces, or hollow out the interior of a model; it can offset inward or outward. And the Power Thicken tool can offset and thicken a surface model. These tools can handle extremely complex geometry including difficult organic shapes.
the demo version doesn't work on my PC. All icons are inactive. I installed it on my notebook too ... everything looks the same ... why?
Oh, that's very strange! Could you e-mail support@npowersoftware.com so we can make sure to get you a proper working demo? I'm not sure what's going wrong here. So sorry about that!
@@npowersoftware6638 Same here