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Real jobs done with SphereHarness, one post per video: what was asked, which CAD operations ran, what was measured, and what did not work.
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Cricket bats in four willow grades with A3 drawings in Solid Edge
One parametric bat per English willow grade built in Solid Edge from a chat, 1.205 to 1.306 kg, with A3 drawings checked dimension by dimension.
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Solid Edge folder work on a free AI model: material, BOM, Word, Teams
A free AI model changes 15 Solid Edge sheet metal parts to aluminium 6061, exports a BOM, builds an assembly from Excel and writes a 13.35 kg Word report.
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Mars rover built in Solid Edge from one saved skill
One chat request runs a saved skill: 21 parts and a 36-component Mars rover in Solid Edge, 0 overlaps in 630 pairs, measured 40.093 kg against 40.01 kg stored.
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Microsoft Copilot builds a steel L-bracket in Solid Edge
Copilot Studio drives Solid Edge through SphereHarness: an L-bracket in steel with a 10 mm fillet, 177,171.683 mm3 measured, exported to STEP, also from Teams.
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Nesting a 300-part sheet metal order in Solid Edge: 14 sheets to 11
A 15-part cabinet times 10 stations nested in Solid Edge: 14 sheets down to 11, a DXF per sheet layout, steel at 88.1 percent, files saved to OneDrive.
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Dumb STEP solids and PDF drawings converted to Solid Edge parts
A pillow block and a 30-part sheet metal cabinet rebuilt in Solid Edge from STEP solids and PDF drawings, with true sheet metal, flat patterns and drawings.
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Parametric bicycle in four sizes in Solid Edge, with a C# macro
A saved skill builds a bicycle in Solid Edge 2024, a macro the agent wrote ties it to three variables, and four sizes (1,366 to 1,847 mm) get drawings.