Anyone know of a free (or inexpensive) viewer that can also be used to measure?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Gilbert Chan, Aug 17, 2004.

  1. Gilbert Chan

    Gilbert Chan Guest

    I'm looking for a SolidWorks viewer that can view parts, assemblies and
    drawings. It also need to have a function to measure objects like in
    SolidWorks. Anyone have any recommendations? Free would be good, but there
    is money in the budget if the program is worth the money. Thanks.
     
    Gilbert Chan, Aug 17, 2004
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  2. eDrawings allows this. When saving an eDrawing file you have the option to
    have it measurable or not.

    Corey
     
    Corey Scheich, Aug 17, 2004
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  3. I just got an e-mail from Delcam today and they were advertising their free
    CAD viewer. I didn't go to the link just yet but I would guess they allow
    you to measure. Here is what they say.

    Delcam is offering a free CAD viewer that will allow users to view, but not
    change, CAD models in all the major formats, including CATIA versions 4 and
    5, Pro/Engineer 2001 and Wildfire, SDRC, Unigraphics, SolidWorks and Solid
    Edge, as well as industry standards such as Parasolid XT, IGES, VDA and
    STEP. The free viewer can be downloaded from the Delcam web site -
    www.delcam.com - or requested on CD by e-mailing .
     
    Corey Scheich, Aug 17, 2004
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  4. Gilbert Chan

    MM Guest

    Corey,

    All I was able to find was the powershape viewer. The info siad it would
    read IGES and Powershape files.

    They did have an add there for what you describe, but no links.

    Mark
     
    MM, Aug 17, 2004
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  5. Corey Scheich, Aug 18, 2004
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  6. Gilbert Chan

    TheTick Guest

    re: Delcam
    the viewer you want is called "PS Exchange". It is a pay-per-use
    translator that is also a great viewer. Unfortunately, it does not
    measure.
     
    TheTick, Aug 18, 2004
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  7. Gilbert Chan

    Art Woodbury Guest

    Download the ModelPress publisher and viewer at
    http://www.modelpress.com/

    Art W.
     
    Art Woodbury, Sep 2, 2004
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