1. FB1801-R Woodworking & Fabrication: Technology Meets Tradition–A Roundtable Session Steven Widom CTO – Widom Associates support@widom-asssoc.com www.youtube.com/widomtechsupport@widom-asssoc.com www.youtube.com/widomtech

2.  Steven Widom - CTO Widom Associates  User - Autodesk products since 1984 “AutoCAD 2.5”  Certified Inventor Professional  26 years teaching and consulting in the Autodesk channel  40 years professional woodworker – Fabrication furniture / millwork  Multi year teaching – Woodworking – American Craft Council  You Tube channel dedicated to the usage of Inventor in the wood trades  Speaker Autodesk University, user groups / trade groups  Lectures  Webcasts Introductions

3.  Guests: Autodesk Carl Bass CEO (woodworker) Cim-Tech - Developers of Solid Cim/Router Cim - CAM for woodworkers Frank Rubino - President frubino@cim-tech.com Kenny Belfatto – AE kennyb@cim-tech.com Čeli APS, UAB Developers of Woodworking 4 Inventor Dr. Saulius Dereškevičius - Woodwork for Inventor architect s aulius.dereskevicius@cadteam.lt Mantas Galinis - Development Manager mantas.galinis@cadteam.lt

4.  Technology Meets Tradition – Inventor and its usage in the wood industry  How can software add value to the tradional designer / craftsman?  Where are our craftsman coming from, futures ?  Can Inventor be used in the approval process / speed vs. 2d ?  Bridging the architect with the fabricator – Quality handshake ?  What roll does fully automated CAD/CAM play in today’s manufacturing?  Is it possible to have a direct connections from solid model to manufacturing ?  Is the truth model (digital prototyping attainable) and if so, how?  What do you need to be successful with the tools provided by Autodesk?  Quality software : Should it adapt to our needs or are we forced to live by its development?  Wish list ? General Talking points - what’s on your mind?

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