2 comments about AutoCad 2007 Instructor with Autodesk Inventor Software 07.

1. I ordered this book for a class. I was greatly impressed when I got it before the estimated shipping date. Thank you for being prompt with shipping.



2. asked for 2 day shipping and ended up getting 2 week shipping....other than that the book was in excellent condition

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1 comments about The Fundamentals of Engineering Drawing: With an Introduction to Interactive Computer Graphics for Design and Production (11th Edition).

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1 comments about Successful Injection Molding: Process, Design, and Simulation.

1. This is sure to be the best book in your reference collection. As a former student of John Beaumont's, I have learned a tremendous amount about the plastics industry from that book.

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1 comments about ROAM: A Reader in the Aesthetics of Mobility.

1. Probably one of the best books of its kind. ROAM is an entire reader
   devoted to an exploration of mobility within the cultural landscape and the built environment. A bit over-designed, but nonetheless an eclectic mix of writings and images taken from a range of disciplines. From mobile phones, to cross-country trucking, and cartography, this reader is
   really one of a kind.

5 comments about Engineering Design with SolidWorks 2005 & MultiMedia CD.

1. Engineering Design w/SolidWorks 2005 is a great book for anyone wanting to learn Computer Aided Design (CAD) without any prior experience in design. I am an avid user of Pro Engineer WF 2.0 and I wanted to see what SolidWorks had to offer because I have heard a lot of positive comments about the program. The book takes a beginners approach of not only showing how to design via solid modeling but also an approach with design considerations in mind. I would recommend anyone wanting to learn solid modeling to learn SolidWorks first before learning any other CAD software (Pro E, Catia, UG, etc.) because it is so intuitive.



2. Amazon lists this as "my recommendation." I however neither endorse nor recommend this or any book from Amazon.



3. For those who are serious about learning SolidWorks or for CAD professionals using this software who would like to have a book for reference, this is the one to choose. Very well written and outstandingly organized! Two thumbs up for the Planchards!



4. I had the pleasure to meet both authors at the Eastern Regional User Conference in MA this week. I was very impressed with their working knowledge of SolidWorks and their commitment for developing learning materials for the masses.
   
   The book, "Engineering Design with SolidWorks 2005" does an excellent job in providing a foundation to address Part Modeling, Assembly Modeling and Drawings. There is even a Sheet metal section in the book. The book is well laid out with excellent step by step procedures and pictures to enforce the learning process. I would recommend this book to all levels of SW users.



5. I purchased this book three weeks ago. I took a one week course with my VAR and was overwhelmed with the amount of materials presented in the short time frame. I needed a book that I could use to learn and reference various commands of SW and to reinforce the areas that I learned in my one week class. This is the first book that I have seen where the author spends the time to insure that you are correctly following the procedure with wonderful pictures of the screen for the parts, assemblies, drawings, etc. This book saved me numerous hours of searching and asking questions on using SW. Thank you.

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