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About Brian Mazejka
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Expertise
I can answer most questions dealing with SolidWorks 3D CAD/D Modeling Software. I can also answer questions dealing with the Documentation aspect of the Engineering and R&D area's. In addition to my knowledge of Solidworks, I can also answer questions regarding PDMWorks (Product Data Management).

Experience
I have been using SolidWorks 3D software for more than 10 years. I have been instrumental and successful in establishing a SolidWorks Users Group in practically every company I've worked at. Prior to using SolidWorks I used ComputerVision's Personal Designer for 7 years.

Education/Credentials
I am a Certified SolidWorks Professional (CSWP). I have over 20 years experience in the Engineering, and Documentation Control field. I have an ASME from Central New England College, I've also taken additional courses towards completing my BSME. I've attended numerous clinics, seminars, and conferences with regards to SolidWorks.

   

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Questions Answered By Expert  Brian Mazejka 
In Category  CAD

SubjectDate Asked

dwg vs STEP11/3/2009
  Q: Can I open a dwg file in STEP or IGS format? ANSWER: Hi Ed, Can you open a *.dwg file in STEP or ...
  A: No ... what I meant was that if you're working on a design in AutoCAD and you want to send your file ...
dwg vs STEP11/3/2009
  Q: Can I open a dwg file in STEP or IGS format?
  A: Can you open a *.dwg file in STEP or IGS format ... well the short answer is: It depends It all ...
Adopting a subject as a hobby8/4/2009
  Q: I was planning to enhance my skills of Engineering Drawing in which I am very much interested. ...
  A: In my honest opinion, the CAD tool you pick to learn depends greatly on what you plan on using it ...
SolidWorks - Dealing with solid bodies1/27/2009
  Q: Is there a method to import a solid model into another solid model and then cut the imported model ...
  A: .. I believe what you can do is create an assembly with the two parts, mate them in the position ...
adding non-standard thread to hole wizard in solidworks10/29/2008
  Q: We use a lot of non-standard high pitch count threads for fine thread and differential thread ...
  A: I apologize that I haven't gotten back to you sooner. I've just recently changed jobs and my email ...
Threads on a screw9/5/2008
  Q: I am trying to create threads on a screw, bolt and also a nut. How do I do this? I am very new to ...
  A: Sorry I didn't respond sooner, but I didn't check my email over the weekend and just saw your ...
cut solid model4/16/2008
  Q: I am interested in creating a leaf spring assembly in SW07 but notice the mating of each leaf dosent ...
  A: Jim ... I apologize for not getting back to you sooner, but for some reason your follow-up is just ...
plotting in acad architectural desktop3/8/2008
  Q: I want to use the scale lineweights option, but it I am unable to do so as that option in the plot ...
  A: .. This question is out of my area of expertise as I only use SolidWorks (I haven't used AutoCAD ...
SolidWorks Settings12/11/2007
  Q: .. I'm relatively new to using SolidWorks and I'd like to know if there is a way to copy my ...
  A: Patti ... This is very simple to accomplish and I can certainly walk you through it. If you have a ...
CAD/CAM12/8/2007
  Q: what are 5 main advantages of CAD and what 3 main advantages of CAM?
  A: megumi ... There are various reasons or advantages of using CAD. And as such different people or ...
Creating Threads in SolidWorks10/25/2007
  Q: .. I'm relatively new to SolidWorks and I'm wondering how I would go about creating threads for a ...
  A: Patti ... OK ... you want to create threads on a part that you've created in SolidWorks. This is a ...

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