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Dook Techniek's Transition to BricsCAD® Mechanical for Enhanced Machinebuilding Operations

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Dook Techniek, a small company in the Netherlands, was founded in 2008 by Jos Tacke. Initially, the company was primarily involved in electrical engineering, PLC programming, and renewable energy. However, over the years, the company has gradually shifted towards mechanical engineering and mechatronics. The company's founder, Jos Tacke, was working on a label press project for a client, which involved receiving the 3D design and mechanical parts and ensuring their assembly. The controls, hydraulic, electrical, and safety facilities were to be built in consultation with the client. The digital transformation in the industry made Jos realize the importance of CAD software. Initially, he barely used CAD software and often received ready-made drawings with dimensions from his clients. However, with the advent of digital drawings, he had to keep his digital skills up-to-date. Dook Techniek was using AutoCAD® LT to support its operations, but Jos was looking for a 3D package for mechanical engineering that was also available as a perpetual license.
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Dook Techniek is a small company based in the Netherlands, founded in 2008 by Jos Tacke. The company initially focused on electrical engineering, PLC programming, and renewable energy. However, over the years, it has gradually transitioned towards mechanical engineering and mechatronics. The company is involved in various projects, including the creation of a label press for a client. The founder, Jos Tacke, is a forward-thinking individual who understands the importance of keeping up with digital transformations in the industry. He is always looking for ways to improve his operations and enhance his digital skills.
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In search of a more suitable CAD software, Jos was introduced to BricsCAD Mechanical by CADkoop, an official BricsCAD reseller. BricsCAD Mechanical was a 3D package for mechanical engineering that was also available as a perpetual license, which was exactly what Jos was looking for. He decided to switch to BricsCAD Mechanical as it contained all the tools he needed as a machine builder, including sheet metal, support for 2D drawing and 3D modeling, and various materials. Moreover, everything worked in DWG. Along with BricsCAD Mechanical, Jos also purchased the Communicator for BricsCAD to import and export STEP files. He expects to work more and more with BricsCAD in the future, as the better his drawings are, the more time he saves with them. The BricsCAD tutorials significantly help him with his self-study, and in case he can’t figure something out, he can quickly get in touch with his contact at CADkoop.
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The transition to BricsCAD Mechanical has brought about significant improvements in Dook Techniek's operations. The software provides all the necessary tools for machine building, including sheet metal, support for 2D drawing and 3D modeling, and various materials. This has made the design process more efficient and time-saving. Moreover, the software's ability to work in DWG has added to its convenience. The Communicator for BricsCAD, which allows for the import and export of STEP files, has further enhanced the company's operations. The availability of BricsCAD tutorials has also made it easier for Jos to improve his digital skills and keep them up-to-date. In case of any issues, he can quickly get in touch with his contact at CADkoop, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted operations.
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