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Welcome Scottish SOLIDWORKS users

We are delighted to support this new SOLIDWORKS user group for Scottish users looking to share CAD skills and engage with other SOLIDWORKS users.

The SOLIDWORKS User Group Network (SWUGN) is run for users, by users. Its mission is to empower people who use SOLIDWORKS and 3DEXPERIENCE Works products to collaborate with, learn from, and teach others.

Scotland’s SOLIDWORKS user group had it’s first meeting in February at the Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC).  William Chan from TMS CADCentre presented the electrical parts of SOLIDWORKS followed by a tips and tricks session.

When you attend a SOLIDWORKS user group meeting you will:

  • Learn more about SOLIDWORKS and 3DEXPERIENCE Works
  • Hear technical presentations that will provide you and your organisation with valuable, real-world SOLIDWORKS tips, tricks, techniques and more
  • Network with your peers

We’re looking forward to the next session, join using link below for news and upcoming events.

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