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    *Bernhardt, Kyle

    Strainer?

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    08-14-2003 12:51 AM
    Could Autodesk have forgotten to include the Pipe Strainer in their creation
    of the MvPart library?? If so, then why? Let me know if I've just somehow
    missed it

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    Kyle Bernhardt
    Mechanical Engineer
    Dagher Engineering
    29 Broadway
    New York, NY 10006
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    *Bernhardt, Kyle

    Re: Strainer?

    08-14-2003 12:56 AM in reply to: *Bernhardt, Kyle
    I stand corrected, although the part is not considered a valve, but
    mechanical equipment. There's a basket strainer, but we never use those
    types, has anybody created a normal, y-type strainer?

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    Kyle Bernhardt
    Mechanical Engineer
    Dagher Engineering
    29 Broadway
    New York, NY 10006
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    08-14-2003 05:42 AM in reply to: *Bernhardt, Kyle
    I complained to them about the limited catalogs. Their response was to explain how quick and simple it is to make new parts. If it's so fast and simple then why don't they have a couple guys take a day or two to whip out the basic parts. Having 1 size of a part is worthless. Why have the 20 people that bought this software, spin their wheels duplicating each others efforts, when you can have 1 person who knows what their doing whip them out in a fraction of the time. It just doesn't make sense, especially for the price they are charging.
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    *[Autodesk], jason martin

    Re:

    08-14-2003 11:22 PM in reply to: *Bernhardt, Kyle
    Could you please send me cut sheets, including dimensions of the strainer
    that you are looking for and I will try to build it.

    Thanks.

    jason

    "jmcfaddn" wrote in message
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    > I complained to them about the limited catalogs. Their response was to
    explain how quick and simple it is to make new parts. If it's so fast and
    simple then why don't they have a couple guys take a day or two to whip out
    the basic parts. Having 1 size of a part is worthless. Why have the 20
    people that bought this software, spin their wheels duplicating each others
    efforts, when you can have 1 person who knows what their doing whip them out
    in a fraction of the time. It just doesn't make sense, especially for the
    price they are charging.
    Please use plain text.