Hagerman Connection Blog

Virtual Parts and Assemblies

May 02, 2014

Hagerman & Company

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In this tech tip we look at the usage of a “Master Virtual Assembly” and describe it’s benefits. We create a virtual part from scratch, configure the BOM Settings as well as metadata for it, and then use it within a new assembly. Lastly we look at the process of annotating an intangible part.

submitted by Keith Doran, Manufacturing Solutions Engineer, Hagerman & Company, Inc.

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