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For the users with experience only using Solidworks, was it difficult to switch over to NX?

For the users with experience only using Solidworks, was it difficult to switch over to NX?

I’m a veteran SolidWorks Expert and I believe Anduril generally uses NX. Are there specific departments that use Solidworks?

I’m a Certified SolidWorks Expert and I believe Anduril generally uses NX. Are there specific departments that use Solidworks?

I’m in a windy area and my current screw drive opener is on its way out. I was thinking of upgrading to the wall mounted version but I’m not sure how it would make the nice seal that the screw drive accomplished at the end of stroke, since the wall mount relies on just gravity? I’m thinking the seal is nice at the bottom but at the top it will have a nice sized gap. Is there something I’m missing with regard to sealing?

Thanks in advance. Apparently if I configure the hotub to 110, it will draw 1,500 watts and if set to 220, it will draw 6,000 watts. I understand that you can only run heater or motor one at a time on 110 but able to run both heater and motor on 220. If I run just the heater on 110 and just the heater on 220, will it cost more electricity on 220?

The Pipe is breaking when trying to unscrew the head. Are there any tips to replace without breaking the 3/4” cpvc?